This intriguing work explores the mysteries surrounding Shakespeare's lost play Love's Labour's Won. Tolman delves into archival records, literary analysis, and historical research to offer a fascinating account of the play's existence and disappearance. The book sheds new light on Shakespeare's works and his literary legacy, making it an essential read for Shakespeare enthusiasts and scholars alike.

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