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SHAKSPERE:

HIS TIMES AND CONTEMPORARIES.

BY GEORGE TWEDDELL.

"Since the most that is known of the personal history of Shakspere
is but trifling, let us carefully study the history of the period in which
he lived."-PETER PROLETARIUS.

LONDON:

GEO. KERSHAW AND SON.

MDCCCLII.

TO

THE REV. E. R. LARKEN, M.A.,

RECTOR OF BURTON, NEAR LINCOLN, AND CHAPLAIN TO

LORD MONSON;

A CLERGYMAN who preaches the glad tidings of salvation for all Men, by living the holy precepts of Jesus, as well as teaching them with his lips; one of whom a true man has said, that his "parish has no bound, except the bound of human sorrow;" this volume is dedicated, as a humble token of sincere esteem by his warm wellwisher,

Stokesley, February, 1852.

THE AUTHOR.