A discovery of immense significance to Shakespeare studies -- evidence conclusively establishing that Henry Wriothesley, third Earl of Southampton, was the youth addressed in Shakespeare's Sonnets -- explains much of the imagery in "Venus & Adonis", "Lucrece", & Shakespeare's early plays, & by locating Shakespeare in the learned & sexually ambiguous circle surrounding the Earl of Essex, solves most of the mysteries of Shakespeare's life & achievement.
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A discovery of immense significance to Shakespeare studies -- evidence conclusively establishing that Henry Wriothesley, third Earl of Southampton, was the youth addressed in Shakespeare's Sonnets -- explains much of the imagery in "Venus & Adonis", "Lucrece", & Shakespeare's early plays, & by locating Shakespeare in the learned & sexually ambiguous circle surrounding the Earl of Essex, solves most of the mysteries of Shakespeare's life & achievement.
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Near Fine in Fine dust jacket. 0937715034. Hardcover with dustjacket, a small area of white paint on the bottom edge of the cloth is the only remarkable flaw to this splendid copy, the jacket is also in great shape with no remarkable flaws and a professional (removable) mylar cover is included, "A discovery of immense significance to Shakespeare studies-evidence conclusively establishing that Henry Wriothesley, third Earl of Southampton, was the young man to whom Shakespeare wrote most of his Sonnets"; 438 pages.
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Martin Green presents a well-constructed argument that Henry Wriothesley (pronounced ROSE-lee) is the Fair Youth of the Shakespearean sonnets. Although he takes no stand on the authorship question, his work has been very helpful to Oxfordians who believe that Henry Wriothesley was the love-child of Edward De Vere, the 17th Earl of Oxford, and that the first 17 sonnets in the 1609 collection were written from father to son, urging him to marry, have a son, and carry on his family's bloodline.
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