Shakespeare’s Lost Kingdom: An Exceptional Review

Posted By Roger Stritmatter on April 4, 2011

Marie Merkel’s newly posted review of Shakespeare’s Lost Kingdom, “Much Virtue In ‘If’” is among the best — fairest and most insightful — commentaries so far written on the book. Congratulations, Marie!

Categories: Authorship, News, Shakespearean Studies, State of the debate
Tags: Beauclerk, Beauclerk and Shakespeare, Shakespeare and de Vere, Shakespeare and Oxford, Shakespeare Authorship Question, Shakespeare's Lost Kingdom

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