Transcribed from the 1912 Longmans, Green and Co. edition byDavid Price, 
Shakespeare’s Monument at Stratford-on-Avon (1616–1623?)
SHAKESPEARE
BACON
AND THE GREAT UNKNOWN
 
BY
ANDREW LANG
 
WITH EIGHTILLUSTRATIONS
 
LONGMANS, GREEN AND CO.
39, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON
NEW YORK, BOMBAY, AND CALCUTTA
1912
All rightsreserved
 
p. vTO
HORACE HOWARD FURNESS
IN MEMORY OF AN
OLD PROMISE
 
p.viiPREFACE
It is with some hesitation that Igive my husband’s last book to the world.  It was intype when he died, but he had no time to correct even the firstproofs, and doubtless he would have made many changes, if not inhis views at least in his expression of them.  Mr. Bartramhas verified the quotations and dates with infinite care, and forthis he has my warmest thanks.  For the rest I can but askthose who differ from the author to remember the circumstances inwhich the work has been published.
L. B. L.
p.ixCONTENTS
 
 
PAGE
 
Introduction
xiii
I.
The Baconian and Anti-WillianPositions
1
II.
The “Silence” aboutShakespeare
25
III.
That Impossible He—The Schoolingof Shakespeare
41
IV.
Mr. Collins on Shakespeare’sLearning
65
V.
Shakespeare, Genius, andSociety
83
VI.
The Courtly Plays: “Love’sLabour’s                        
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