The Booke of Sir Thomas Moore (A Bibliotic Study)

The Booke of Sir Thomas Moore (A Bibliotic Study) by Samuel Aaron Tannenbaum explores the play's themes of obedience rebellion and loyalty. The book delves into the authorship handwriting analysis and historical context of the play attributed to multiple authors like Thomas Kyd and Anthony Mundy. It uncovers the unique characteristics of each writer through manuscript analysis and sheds light on the controversial content that prevented the play from being acted. The involvement of Lord Strange's Men and the collaborative nature of Elizabethan playwrights are also discussed offering insights into the political tensions of the era.