So far so good. It does seem to me that you are leaving out significant parts of the story, Hero and Leander, for instance. And the first seventeen sonnets. As for making the case that Burghley wanted help convincing Southampton to marry his granddaughter, that's well documented. I definitely agree that Shaksper had nothing to do with it. But someone did.
So far so good. It does seem to me that you are leaving out significant parts of the story, Hero and Leander, for instance. And the first seventeen sonnets. As for making the case that Burghley wanted help convincing Southampton to marry his granddaughter, that's well documented. I definitely agree that Shaksper had nothing to do with it. But someone did.