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The Watermarks on the Northumberland Manuscript and Hand D: Research Findings and Reflections on the Shakespeare Authorship Question

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Resource type
Journal article
Creator (person)
Casson, John
Date published
2018
Abstract
Key manuscript documents relevant to the Shakespeare Authorship Question are examined for the watermarks on the paper. Manuscripts of ten contemporaries are examined, revealing that variations of a generic watermark of a pot were used by the paper manufacturers. Elements of this watermark are analysed and examples compared. This process shows that only the watermarks on paper used by one authorship candidate, Henry Neville, match those on the Northumberland Manuscript and the Hand D section of Sir Thomas More.
Journal title
Electronic British Library Journal
Volume
2018
Article number
11
Publisher
British Library
Place of publication
London, UK
eISSN
1478-0259
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.23636/1096
DOI
10.23636/1096
Collection
eBLJ 2018
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