The world of Shakespearean authorship studies lost one of its greatest champions September 15, 2005, with the passing of the legendary Ruth Loyd Miller. For many of us, Ruth's editions of Looney, Clark, and both Wards (bound in purple covers and brimming with illustrations and lavish color portraits), are her most enduring legacy, for not only did she maintain the worldwide availability of these seminal works but she also provided her own copious research and brilliant annotations, and her aptly named companion volume, Oxfordian Vistas.
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By Robert Detobel, copyright 2009
Robert Detobel
Authorial Rights in Shakespeare's Time
Authorial Rights, Part II
Early Shakespeare Critics and the Authorship Question