The Shakspeare Fabrications: Or, the Ms. Notes of the Perkins Folio Shown to Be of Recent Origin
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The Shakspeare Fabrications, by Clement Mansfield Ingleby, delves into the controversy surrounding the purported manuscript notes in the Perkins Folio of Shakespeare's works. Published in 1859, this meticulous study presents a detailed examination of the annotations, arguing that they are of recent and spurious origin. Ingleby's work offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of literary forgery and the rigorous methods employed to detect it. This book remains a significant contribution to Shakespearean scholarship and the history of textual criticism.
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