Notes On the Bacon Shakespeare Question
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This list of absolute mistakes is not very large, but it is sufficient to show that Shakespeare was fallible in his law, and indeed to suggest the doubt whether any other dramatist of his time fell into more legal errors than he did.
Upon a general view of the subject of Shake- speare's legal learning, the conclusion seems warranted that his knowledge of law as shown in the plays and poems can be accounted for without resorting to the theory that he was ever a lawyer, or even a lawyer's clerk ;... that his use of legal terms was not more copious in number or more profound in character than that of other non-legal writers of his time ; that most of the legal terms and allusions found in Shake- speare can be paralleled in other writings of the same period ; that many of them were borrowed from familiar sources ; that he was not uniformly accurate or technically correct in his legal doc- trines and allusions, and in his use of legal terms ; and, in short, that no strong argument against the theory of Shakespearian authorship can be derived from the display of legal learning in the plays and poems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This list of absolute mistakes is not very large, but it is sufficient to show that Shakespeare was fallible in his law, and indeed to suggest the doubt whether any other dramatist of his time fell into more legal errors than he did.
Upon a general view of the subject of Shake- speare's legal learning, the conclusion seems warranted that his knowledge of law as shown in the plays and poems can be accounted for without resorting to the theory that he was ever a lawyer, or even a lawyer's clerk ;... that his use of legal terms was not more copious in number or more profound in character than that of other non-legal writers of his time ; that most of the legal terms and allusions found in Shake- speare can be paralleled in other writings of the same period ; that many of them were borrowed from familiar sources ; that he was not uniformly accurate or technically correct in his legal doc- trines and allusions, and in his use of legal terms ; and, in short, that no strong argument against the theory of Shakespearian authorship can be derived from the display of legal learning in the plays and poems.
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