William Afterwords (3 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. Paperback Ed; Third printing". Limelight; GOOD CONDITION, COVER BIT RUBS, NOT MARKED UP. BRIGHT WHITE PAGES.; DRK BROWN TITLES ON GLOSSSY WHTIE PAPER COVERS.; 514 pages. Illustrated by Glossy Photos Section (illustrator).

Library Binding. Condition: Fair. None. 476 pages. Underlining, comments, markings on multiple pages throughout the book. Brownish splotches along page ends. Ex-library copy. Illustrated with a few portraits. Powerful evidence and logic presented to prove that Edward de Vere was the real "Shakespere". The following are a list of chapter headings pointing to Looney's investigation of the ownership question: 1. The Stratfordian view. 2. Character of the problem and method of solution. 3. The author: general features. 4. The author: special characteristics. 5. The search and discovery. 6. Conditions fulfilled. 7. Edward de Vere as lyric poet. 8. The lyric poetry of Edward de Vere. 9. Records and early life of de Vere. 10. Early manhood of Edward de Vere. 11. Manhood of de Vere. Middle period. Dramatic foreground. 12. Manhood of de Vere. An interlude. 13. Manhood of de Vere. Final period. 14. Posthumous considerations. 15. Poetic self-revelation. The sonnets. 16. Dramatic self-revelation--Hamlet. 17. Chronological summary of Edward de Vere and Shakespeare. 18. Conclusion. Appendix I. The Tempest. Appendix II. Afterwords by Charles Wisner Barrell. Shakespeare Authorship.…

8vo., pp.xxi,476, blue cloth, gilt,top edges red, b/w frontispiece and 4 further b/w plates; light toning to edges, with light water-marking to top edges, rubbing to extremities, otherwise a very good copy, in good unclipped dust-jacket, which has creasing, chipping, and loss to extremities - now in a protective cover.…