Bacon and Shakspere

About this book

In a period marked by intense debate over literary authenticity, "Bacon and Shakspere" by William Henry Burr delves into the contentious authorship of Shakespeare's works. Burr presents a compelling argument that challenges the traditional attribution, suggesting that the brilliance of the plays and poetry may instead belong to Francis Bacon. This critical examination not only scrutinizes the literary prowess required to create such masterpieces but also explores the implications of unalienable rights to intellectual ownership in the arts. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this thought-provoking polemic invites readers to reconsider the narratives surrounding one of literature's most iconic figures. Engage with Burr's insights and join the discourse on authorship that continues to resonate today.