Le secret de Shakespeare, 1922.

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Le secret de Shakespeare, 1922.

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By Guy de Pourtalès. On the Baconian theories of Col. Fabyan and Mrs. Gallup, and on M. Abel Lefranc's contention that the plays should be ascribed to the Earl of Derby. In the autograph of the author, much revised, with page-proofs revised in another hand. Originally published in La revue hebdomadaire (XII, 1922, p. 259-81) with the title, N'y aurait-il plus d'"Affaire Shakespeare"? Also, 23 proof sheets.

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