- 1Preface
- 2I — Introductory — The Fortunes of Shakespeare
- 3II — Shakespeare’s Aunts and the Snitterfield Property
- 4III — Shakespeare and Asbies — A New Detail in John’s Life
- 5IV — Mary Arden’s Arms
- 6V — Stratford’s “Bookless Neighbourhood”
- 7VI — “Mr. Shaxpere, One Book,” 1595
- 8VII — John Shakespeare, of Ingon, and Gilbert, of St. Bridgets
- 9VIII — Henry Shakespeare’s Death
- 10IX — “Mrs. Shaxspere” in the Law Courts
- 11X — “Honorificabilitudinitatibus” in Warwickshire Pillerton Registers
- 12XI — Shakespeare and the Welcombe Enclosures — A New Detail in His…
- 13XII — Other William Shakespeares
- 14XIII — The True Story of the Stratford Bust
- 15XIV — Sixteenth Century Locks and Weirs on the Thames
- 16XV — The Friends in Shakespeare’s Sonnets
- 17XVI — William Hunnis, Gentleman of the Chapel Royal
- 18XVII — Burbage’s “Theatre”
- 19XVIII — The Transportation of Burbage’s “Theatre”
- 20XIX — Early Piccadilly
- 21XX — Literary Expenses in St. Margaret’s, Westminster, 1530-1610
- 22XXI — Old Workings at Tintern Abbey
- 23XXII — “Mr. Shakspeare About My Lorde’s Impreso”
- 24XXIII — “The Queen’s Players” in 1536
- 25XXIV — Mary’s Chapel Royal and Her Coronation Play
- 26XXV — Sir Andrew Dudley and Lady Margaret Clifford, 1553
- 27XXVI — Jane, the Queen’s Fool
- 28XXVII — Elizabeth’s Fools and Dwarfs
- 29XXVIII — The Roll of Coventry — The Arrest of Prince Henry
- 30XXIX — The Stratford Poet
- 31XXX — Sixteenth Century Women Students
- 32Notes Terminal
Shakespeare’s Environment
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