In his illuminating book, 'Bacon and Shakspere', William Henry Burr delves into the timeless debate surrounding the true identity of William Shakespeare. Using meticulous research and detailed analysis, Burr explores the controversial theory that Francis Bacon was the true author behind Shakespeare's works. Drawing on historical evidence and linguistic comparisons, Burr presents a compelling argument that challenges conventional beliefs about the iconic playwright. The book is written in a scholarly and thought-provoking style, making it a valuable resource for those interested in literary mysteries and Shakespearean studies. Burr's exploration of this theory sheds new light on the connection between Bacon and Shakespeare, offering readers a fresh perspective on the authorship question. With its thorough examination of the evidence and persuasive argumentation, 'Bacon and Shakspere' is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the enigma of Shakespeare's true identity.