Thirty-seven (37) letters of Edward de Vere, Seventeenth Earl of Oxford
Two Volumes in one hard-cover. 909 pp - $150.00

Vol I - The Pre-Armada Letters 1563-1585
Vol II - The Post-Armada Letters 1590-1603

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Pioneer Works of DiscoVERy on deVere/Shakespeare

This book completely corroborates John Thomas Looney's 1920 conclusion in "Shakespeare" Identified — raising the Oxford theory of Shakespeare authorship from speculation to spectacular reality.

Here is treble-barreled documentary evidence compelling the inescapable conclusion that the works attributed to William Shaksper of Stratford-on-Avon were actually written by Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, who concealed his identify behind the pseudonym, "Shake-speare":

1. Full transcriptions of 37 of Oxford's most significant letters;

2. A detailed study of these letters revealing remarkable parallelisms to the writings ascribed to the Bard in both thought and phraseology; and

3. A compendium of Shakespearean vignettes setting forth these parallelisms and affording a kaleidoscopic review of Shakespeare's works through choice samples of his humanism, profundity, and wit.

The author, William Plumer Fowler, was a lawyer and recognized poet; a graduate of Roxbury Latin School, Dartmouth College, and Harvard Law School. A life-long "student-scholar" of the works of the poet-dramatist, Fowler was for 12 years, prior to 1984, president of The Shakespeare Club of Boston.