An Argument On The Assumed Birthday Of Shakspere (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781275766563)

"An Argument On The Assumed Birthday Of Shakspere" by Bolton Corney delves into the historical context surrounding William Shakespeare's birth date. This concise work examines the evidence-or lack thereof-supporting the traditionally accepted date, offering a critical analysis relevant to Shakespearean scholarship and biography.

Corney's argument presents an intriguing perspective for literary enthusiasts and historians alike, questioning established beliefs and encouraging a deeper investigation into the life and times of England's most celebrated playwright. The book invites readers to reconsider the foundations of Shakespearean biographical details.

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