Shakspeare Manuscripts Exposed as Forged by One Man
A pamphlet by Mr Irenano junior reveals that the supposed gelics of Shakespeare were his own contrivance. He aims to vindicate his father while seeking world forgiveness as the spurious writings are blamed on a boy. Details trace how ink, acid, and fake signatures forged a historic deception.
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New-Inn-Passage
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Stevens
Shakespeare
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May’s
St. Martin’s-lane
Lord Southampton
Bafanio
Shylock
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Shakespearean Forgeries Exposed In Critical Tale Of Deception
A fragmentary narrative reveals learned doctors debating a questionable literary claim. A young man, exposed to ridicule yet convinced of his own talents, contends the ribaldry of Shakespeare was not his own, while a conspirator’s pledged secrecy is tested by leaked letters. The tale traces deceit, familial doubt, and a planned pastiche set against medieval overthrow.
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Law Report on Merchants Jury Case Cyclops Incident
In a London Guildhall hearing before Lord Kenyon and a special jury of merchants, the owners of the ship Cyclops seek damages for captaincy failures after a French privateer captured the vessel near Jamaica. Evidence covers voyage routes, crew actions, and captain remarks about underwriters, with the jury weighing the captain’s duty against commercial risk.
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London
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Verdic
Insurance dispute over ship Havana bound for Jamaica
Lord Kenyon hears a special Turk case from Middlewood Blakes involving Arethia voyage from London to Jamaica. The action seeks recovery of insurance subscription after the ship was captured by the French during voyage. Mr Erskine opened the defense, arguing the risk inception is in question and may be undetermined.
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Elizabeth
Dantzic
London
Garrow
Whitby
Whitby Association
Miller
Erikine
Kingsom No
Lord Kenyvor
Middlewood
VA. Blakes
Arethia
Jamaica
Erskine
Adly
Sailors claim wages in port after desertion at sea
The court heard that the sailors signed a dubious instrument while aboard a man of war, agreeing to wages of 46 lOs per month. The jury found a verdict for the Plaintiff of 471 58. The defendant Gedeneath deserted at Portsmouth and was non suited. The judge noted sailors earn no wages if they desert before voyage end, warning against widespread desertion.
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Durora
Montega Bay
Ios
Ees
Portmouth
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