CONTENTS Preface Introduction I: The Baconian and Anti-Willian Positions II: The “Silence” about Shakespeare III: That Impossible He—The Schooling of Shakespeare IV: Mr Collins on Shakespeare’s Learning V: Shakespeare, Genius, and Society VI: The Courtly Plays: “Love’s Labour’s Lost” VII: Contemporary Recognition of Will as Author VIII: “The Silence of Philip Henslowe” IX: The Later Life of Shakespeare—His Monument and Portraits X: “The Traditional Shakspere” XI: The First Folio XII: Ben Jonson and Shakespeare XIII: The Preoccupations of Bacon
CONTENTS Preface Introduction I: The Baconian and Anti-Willian Positions II: The “Silence” about Shakespeare III: That Impossible He—The Schooling of Shakespeare IV: Mr Collins on Shakespeare’s Learning V: Shakespeare, Genius, and Society VI: The Courtly Plays: “Love’s Labour’s Lost” VII: Contemporary Recognition of Will as Author VIII: “The Silence of Philip Henslowe” IX: The Later Life of Shakespeare—His Monument and Portraits X: “The Traditional Shakspere” XI: The First Folio XII: Ben Jonson and Shakespeare XIII: The Preoccupations of Bacon
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