A sharp look at the debates over Shakespeare’s manuscripts and the people who test their truth.
This work weighs evidence and questions methods in a high-stakes scholarly controversy.
Delving into the controversy surrounding Collier’s annotated folio and related documents, this book examines motives, authority, and the limits of paleography. It presents a critical view of how scholars, institutions, and public opinion interact when a historical text is challenged or defended.
Readers will follow arguments about authenticity, manuscript evidence, and the role of the British Museum in literary forensics, all through a carefully argued lens that aims to balance suspicion with fair inquiry.
Ideal for readers of literary history, document criticism, and the study of Shakespearean scholarship.
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