Commentaries on the law in Shakespeare
with explanations of the legal terms used in the plays, poems and sonnets, and a consideration of the criminal types presented. Also a full discussion of the Bacon-Shakespeare controversy
by White
Part of The making of modern law, legal treatises 1800-1926
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