Edward De Vere was Shake-speare: at long last, the proof. (The Collected Poems of Edward De Vere Book 1)
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Edward De Vere was Shake-speare: at long last, the proof. (The Collected Poems of Edward De Vere Book 1)

by Gilbert Wesley Purdy

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This volume presents the case for Edward De Vere as the author behind Shakespeare, while also collecting poems attributed to De Vere. The first book in The Collected Poems of Edward De Vere, it offers an entry point into a longstanding literary authorship debate and De Vere’s poetic legacy.

About This Book

This volume examines the claim that Edward De Vere was the author behind the name Shakespeare.

It combines discussion of the authorship question with poems attributed to Edward De Vere.

As the first book in The Collected Poems of Edward De Vere, it introduces a collection centered on De Vere’s literary legacy.

Readers interested in Shakespearean authorship, historical literary debates, and Renaissance poetry may find this work of interest.

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