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Excerpt from The Works of William Shakespear, Vol. 2 of 3
This brief digression from our immediate argument is not without because satisfactorily shows that Dr. James was acquainted with one of the leading men in the drama of the time, and of course renders his testimony on such a subject of more than ordinary value. Iwill now proceed to give other, though less important, authorities for the truth of my second proposition; and joined with those already placed before the reader's notice, they will be found, I think, sufficient to place that conclusion beyond a doubt.
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