-EVIDENCE FOR THE AUTHORSHIP OF SHAKESPEARE-NEVILLE IN DOUBLE FALSHOOD:
THE 'LOST' PLAY OF CARDENIOby JohnCasson with BrendaJames
-A NEW INTERPRETATION OF EPIGRAM 77 BY BENJONSONby JohnCasson
-THE TANGLED WORLD OF ELIZABETHAN ESPIONAGE: HENRYNEVILLE AND CHARLESPAGET, DOUBLE AGENTby BrendaJames
-SHAKESPEARE-NEVILLE, FORESTS, ISLANDS AND FOLKLOREby BrendaJames
-SHAKESPEARE, NEVILLE AND THE IRON MEN OF THE THEATRE by Brenda James (Addresses the question of the patronage problem surrounding William Shakespeare and examines the connections between Henry Neville and the Theatre, together with investigating the financial background of other Theatrical entrepreneurs of the time.)
SECTION 2 – [Essays and Commentaries by Brenda James]
- 1.WINWOOD'S MEMORIALS OF STATE
- INTRODUCTION TO, and articles on WINWOOD'S MEMORIALS OF STATE, (Winwood's Memorials was produced by Edmund Sawyer in 1724. It is a collection of diplomatic and other letters of the 16th and 17th centuries.)
- Patronage - Sawyer and Walpole
- 2.General Introduction to a Selection of Extracts from relevant letters which were not included in Winwood's Memorials.
- 3. Part One of TRANSCRIPTIONS OF NEVILLE'S LETTERS AND DISPATCHES, from Winwood's Memorials
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2, of THE JOURNAL OF NEVILLE STUDIES
CONTENTS
SECTION ONE:
-EVIDENCE FOR SHAKESPEARE-NEVILLE’S AUTHORSHIP IN ARDEN OF FAVERSHAM by JohnCasson
-SHAKESPEARE-NEVILLE, CERVANTES, AND THE TREATY OF BOULOGNE by BrendaJames
SECTION TWO:
-THE LETTERS AND DISPATCHES OFHENRYNEVILLE, Part 2:
(Transcriptions and Commentary by BrendaJames)
[Read and discover the many linguistic and circumstantial connections between Sir Henry and the works of Shakespeare, and especially the linkswith ‘Henry V’ which was being written precisely at the time Neville was writing these particular dispatches.
Read Neville’s reports of his first audiences with King HenriIV of France...]
-LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
*VOLUME 2, ISSUE 1, AVAILABLE THIS AUTUMN*
The scope of the Journal will eventually be much wider than the authorship question alone. The fascinating Neville family has a long and distinguished history, and it has had the advantage of being linked with many aspects of English civilisation. It has been prominently connected with affairs of state, business and the arts. Because of its prominence, it has also been fortunate enough to have been documented, ever since its entry into this country among the Norman conquerors. Researching the Neville archives therefore provides an intriguing insight into various aspects of England's cultural history, and some future editions of The Journal of Neville Studies will reflect these dimensions in addition to tracing some of the enormous amount of new evidence in favour of Neville's authorship claim.
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I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been kind enough to correspond with me so far - your good wishes and involvement are greatly appreciated.BrendaJames
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