{69a} So he seems to me to do; but in _Vindicators of Shakespeare_, p. 135, he shows great caution: “I refer the reader to Mr. Collin’s essay, and ask him to judge for himself.” {71a} _Studies in Shakespeare_, p. 15. {72a} _Studies in Shakespeare_, p. 21. {75a} _Alcibiades_, I, pp. 132, 133; _Troilus_, III, scene 3. {77a} _Studies in Shakespeare_, p. 46. {77b} _Iliad_, p. 63. {91a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 54, 55. {93a} _National Review_, vol. xxxix., 1902. {93b} _The Pilot_, Aug. 30, 1902, p. 220. {96a} The oldest mention of a _circulating_ library known to me is in Hull, in 1650, when Sir James Turner found it excellent. {97a} In his _Shakespeare_ (_English Men of Letters_), pp. 66, 67. {97b} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 77, 78. {97c} _The Shakespearean Myth_, p. 162. {100a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 76. {101a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 81, note I. {103a} Penzance, _The Bacon-Shakespeare Controversy_, pp. 150, 151. Citing Appleton Morgan’s _Shakespearean Myth_, pp. 248, 298. {106a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 175. {107a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 457. {109a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 58. {109b} _Apology the Actors_, 1612. {110a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 267. {111a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 267, 268. {112a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 50–52. {113a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 51. {113b} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 51. {113c} _Ibid._, p. 500, citing Mr. Reed’s _Francis Bacon our Shake-speare_, chap. ii. pp. 62, 63. {113d} _Ibid._, pp. 500–520, chap xvi. {114a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 512. {114b} _Ibid._, p. 514. {114c} _Ibid._, p. 386, note I. {114d} _Ibid._, p. 93. {120a} _Cambridge History of English Literature_, vol. v. p. 126. Prof. G. P. Baker. {121a} Furness, _Love’s Labour’s Lost_, pp. xiii., 348–350: _cf._ pp. 348, 349, for the four distinct styles of linguistic affectation of the period, at least as they are represented in literature. {121b} _Shakespeare Studies in Baconian Light_, Appendix on Marlowe. {124a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 516. {126a} Act i. Scene 2. Furness, _Love’s Labour’s Lost_, p. 45, note. {127a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 67, 68. {129a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 66. {129b} _Ibid._, p. 67. {136a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 307. {138a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 308. {140a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 309. {141a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 310. {141b} _Ibid._, pp. 310, 311. {141c} _Ibid._, p. 311. {142a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 309. {142b} _Ibid._, pp. 311, 312. {143a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, pp. 312, 313. {145a} _The Shakespeare Problem Restated_, p. 313. {146a} See Appendix II, “_Chettle’s supposed allusion to Will Shakspere_.”