Fair, kind and true : the hidden messages and the true purpose of the Bard's poetry / by Steven Steinburg.
2001
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Title
Fair, kind and true : the hidden messages and the true purpose of the Bard's poetry / by Steven Steinburg.
Created/published
[Grafenwhör, Germany?] : S. Steinburg, ©2001 (Grafenwhör : Druckerei Hutzler)
Description
132 p. ; 26 cm
Associated name
Note
Title from cover.
"A revolutionary discovery that eclipses all previous analysis of the Bard's work and establishes that Edward de Vere was 'William Shakespeare.'"
"A revolutionary discovery that eclipses all previous analysis of the Bard's work and establishes that Edward de Vere was 'William Shakespeare.'"
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references.
Place of creation/publication
Germany.
Call number
PR2947.O9 S74 2001
Folger-specific note
Gift of Steven Steinburg.