Was Shakespeare a Lawyer? Being a Selection of Passages From ‘measure for Measure’ and ‘all’s Well That Ends Well’ Which Point to the Conclusion That Their Author Must Have Been a Practical Lawyer, and in Which Many Obscurities Are Made Clear, by H.T

Did Shakespeare have a background in law? This book examines the text of Measure for Measure and All's Well That Ends Well for clues that suggest their author was a practical lawyer. The author sheds light on many obscurities in the texts and argues a compelling case for Shakespeare's legal expertise.

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