Bacon Or Shakespeare An Historical Enquiry
Bacon Or Shakespeare An Historical Enquiry
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In the second volume (p. 424) of the delightful biography which his son has given us, it appears that some one had written to ask if he thought that Bacon wrote the Plays, and he says : — " I felt inclined to write back, * Sir, don't be a fool. The way in which Bacon speaks of love is enough to prove that he is not BACON OR SHAKESPEARE? 2/ Shakespeare : " I know not how, but martial men are given to love. I think it is but as they are given to wine, for perils like to be paid with pleasure. " H...ow could a man with such an idea of love have written " Romeo and Juliet " ? ' " The passage Tennyson quotes occurs in the brief No. X. Of the ' Essays, ' and throughout is at the Hterary antipodes to Shakespeare's idea, and ideals, of love.
If Baconians could ever be induced to give heed to the plain words of the friends and collaborators among whom Shakespeare lived his life and wrought his work, difficulties arising out of varying editions and uncertain dates and missing manuscripts would shrink into their proper insignificant proportions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the second volume (p. 424) of the delightful biography which his son has given us, it appears that some one had written to ask if he thought that Bacon wrote the Plays, and he says : — " I felt inclined to write back, * Sir, don't be a fool. The way in which Bacon speaks of love is enough to prove that he is not BACON OR SHAKESPEARE? 2/ Shakespeare : " I know not how, but martial men are given to love. I think it is but as they are given to wine, for perils like to be paid with pleasure. " H...ow could a man with such an idea of love have written " Romeo and Juliet " ? ' " The passage Tennyson quotes occurs in the brief No. X. Of the ' Essays, ' and throughout is at the Hterary antipodes to Shakespeare's idea, and ideals, of love.
If Baconians could ever be induced to give heed to the plain words of the friends and collaborators among whom Shakespeare lived his life and wrought his work, difficulties arising out of varying editions and uncertain dates and missing manuscripts would shrink into their proper insignificant proportions.
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