Item #24566 Address to the New Shakspere [Shakespeare] Society of London. Discovered of Lord Verulam's Undoubted Authorship of the "Shakspere" Works [with] Report to the British Museum...Discovery and Opening of the Cipher of Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, Alike in His Prose Writings and in the "Shakespeare" Dramas, Proving Him the Author of the Dramas. Mrs. C. F. Ashmead Windle, Catharine.
Address to the New Shakspere [Shakespeare] Society of London. Discovered of Lord Verulam's Undoubted Authorship of the "Shakspere" Works [with] Report to the British Museum...Discovery and Opening of the Cipher of Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, Alike in His Prose Writings and in the "Shakespeare" Dramas, Proving Him the Author of the Dramas
Address to the New Shakspere [Shakespeare] Society of London. Discovered of Lord Verulam's Undoubted Authorship of the "Shakspere" Works [with] Report to the British Museum...Discovery and Opening of the Cipher of Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, Alike in His Prose Writings and in the "Shakespeare" Dramas, Proving Him the Author of the Dramas

Address to the New Shakspere [Shakespeare] Society of London. Discovered of Lord Verulam's Undoubted Authorship of the "Shakspere" Works [with] Report to the British Museum...Discovery and Opening of the Cipher of Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, Alike in His Prose Writings and in the "Shakespeare" Dramas, Proving Him the Author of the Dramas

San Francisco: Joseph Winterburn & Co., Book and Job Printers, 1881, 1882.

First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Two works bound together, pp. 46, 40, 8.75" x 5.75", in contemponrary three-quarter leather and marbled boards. Contents fine, boards show wear and evidence of an old, possibly amateur, repair to the hinges. Two works by an American woman who was influential in promoting the Baconian theory of Shakespearean authorship.

Item #24566

Price: $200.00

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