He developed his theory during World War I, depositing his claim to priority in a sealed document at the British Museum in 1918 and then in 1920, published his work, whose short title is "Shakespeare Identified", through Cecil Palmer in London.
In 1920 he published his work, whose short title is "Shakespeare Identified", through Cecil Palmer in London. He developed his theory during World War I, depositing his claim to priority in a sealed document at the British Museum in 1918.
He developed his theory during World War I, depositing his claim to priority in a sealed document at the British Museum in 1918. In 1920 he published his work, whose short title is "Shakespeare Identified", through Cecil Palmer in London.
He developed his theory during World War I, depositing his claim to priority in a sealed document at the British Museum in 1918. In 1920 he published his work, whose short title is "Shakespeare Identified", through Cecil Palmer in London.