Author(s): Robert Folkstone Williams

Shakespeare

The Youth of Shakespeare is a biographical work written by Robert Folkestone Williams. The book explores the early life and upbringing of the famous playwright William Shakespeare, shedding light on his childhood, education, and family background. Williams delves into the historical context of Elizabethan England, examining the social and cultural influences that shaped Shakespeare's formative years. The book also provides insight into the development of Shakespeare's literary talents, tracing his early works and influences. Throughout the book, Williams draws on a variety of primary sources, including historical records and contemporary accounts of Shakespeare's life and times. 

3 volumes. A novel of the young life of Shakespeare. Half morocco and marbled boards. Raised bands and gilt paneling to spines. Marbled endpapers. Bookplate to pastedown. Minor foxing to prelims, text clean and clear. A handsome set.