Bergamo / Verona / Derby / Oxford / Hamlet / Milan / Padua / Mantua / Surrey / Rochester / Southampton / Venice / Gravesend / London / /
Company
Catholic Spain / Gentlemen of Her Majesty / Elizabethan / The Arte / Noblemen / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
France / United Kingdom / Wales / Italy / /
Event
Man-Made Disaster / Business Partnership / Diplomatic Relations / Person Travel / /
Facility
Privy Council / Her Majesty's Court / Gray's Inn / Folger Shakespeare Library / Blackfriars Gatehouse / /
IndustryTerm
father-in-law / prospective father-in-law / /
Movie
All's Well That Ends Well / The Merchant of Venice / Taming of the Shrew / /
NaturalFeature
Shall mount / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Privy Council / Stationers' Office / UN Court / Her Majesty's Court / /
Person
Venus / George Chapman / Baldesar Castiglione / Great Chamberlain / Henry Howard / William Cecil / Francis Meres / Gentlemen / Thomas Nashe / John Bale / Henry Peacham / Stratford Will / Susan / William Jaggard / William Cornwallis / Edmund Spenser / Thomas Smith / Edward de Vere / Daniel Wright / James / John Marston / Ophelia / William Shakespeare / Thomas Thorpe / Margaret Golding / Arthur Golding / Hal / Gabriel Harvey / Burghley / William Stanley / Phillip Henslowe / Edward Earl / Ernesto Grillo / Norris / Elizabeth Vernon / Elizabeth Vere / Kate / Edward T. Oakes / Mark Alexander / Montgomery / Henry de Vere / Anne Cornwallis / Henry Wriothesley / Charles / Stephen Booth / John Soowthern / Adonis / George Baker / George Puttenham / Anthony Munday / William Webbe / John Lyly / Bridget Vere / /
Position
tutor / secretary and an actor / biographer / Professor of Civil Law / Ambassador / household physician of Edward de Vere / author / acclaimed poet / King / Professor / unnamed writer / acknowledged poet / Principal Secretary / chief politician and statesman / editor / Queen / unacknowledged writer / poet / private secretary / chief minister of State / Prince / Writer / ever-living poet / Fisher / playhouse producer / /
A Few Curiosities Regarding Edward de Vere and the Writer Who Called Himself Shakespeare Unlike William of Stratford—born to illiterate parents in a virtually bookless market town in provincial Warwickshire—Edward de