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Is Shakespeare Dead?
Mark Twain
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He lived five or six years—till 1616—in the joy of these elevated pursuits. Then he made a will, and signed each of its three pages with his name.
A thoroughgoing business man’s will. It named in minute detail every item of property he owned in the world—houses, lands, sword, silver-gilt bowl, and so on—all the way down to his “second-best bed” and its furniture.Read More
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Mark Twain takes up the the age old debate: whether Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare. With his typical humor and frank nature, Twain presents the evidence forth. But in the treatment of the study, I find myself unable to focus on the important (Shakespeare) since Twain starts to present a lot of things
Fun.
I'll give this book a 2.5 stars rating.
I have been given the most wonderful "experiential" gift for my birthday this year. Since I had not yet managed to visit Stratford-Upon-Avon in my 20-odd years living in this country, and having mentioned numerous times that I wanted to go, my husband took me
Ova knjiga razmišljanja na temu jednog od najvećih stvaralaca je dokaz da boljka „U sve se razumem“ nije produkt modernog življenja i interneta, već je postojala i pre početka dvadesetog veka. Ako ste se ikada pitali kako glumci i zabavljači najnižih kategorija samouvereno iznose svoje stavove o vak
I loved recording this book, and was flattered to read Kevin McDonnell's review in The Mark Twain Forum; here's an excerpt: "(Henzel) maintains a mild but steady Twain presence, with a soft drawl, appropriate pauses and phrasings, and pleasant modulations. He moves the text along in a convincing fir
For such a little book, Twain's rambling, sometimes funny but largely redundant trolling of the "thugs", "troglodytes", "bandoleers and buccaneers" who believe Stratford's William Shakespeare actually wrote Shakespeare's plays, does go on a bit.
He rests his argument (if you can really call it that)
We have all heard of doubts and arguments that William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon wrote the plays attributed to him, but it was only on reading this book that I realised that those doubts surfaced as far back as the 1850’s.
Here we have Mark Twain’s own theories which are well expounded in an
Clever and witty
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This review is from: Is Shakespeare Dead? From my autobiography. (Kindle Edition)
This is a clever and witty essay compiling evidence that the Stratford Shakespeare did not write the works of the great Shakespeare. Twain also recounts suppositions and in