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Second-Seeing Shakespeare

"Stay Passenger, Why Goest Thou by so Fast?"

Peter Dawkins
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Pages
65
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

In this Sherlockian investigation, historian Peter Dawkins uncovers clues hiding in plain sight which show that the prima facie evidence suggesting that William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon wrote the Shakespeare works is not what it seems. Instead, it is a double-truth showing a very different authorship, and the involvement of a philanthropic secret society dedicated to the enlightenment and good of all humanity.

Follow a treasure trail of clues and uncover an esoteric wisdom, secrets kept for centuries and truths with the potential to turn everything we know about history and literature on its head.

Related Subjects

  • Renaissance
  • Europe
  • History
  • Adult Nonfiction

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