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  1. JOHN SHAKESPEARE'S "SPIRITUAL TESTAMENT" I99 West Indies". The formulary must have been very popular among Spanish Catholics, and doubtless editions published in Spain will eventually come to attention. ' It remained for de Groot to link the venerated author of the Testament, Carlo Borromeo (who died in i585 and was canonized in i6io), directly ...

  2. Mar 28, 2007 · The document known to us as John Shakespeare’sSpiritual Testament’, allegedly discovered during repairs in the 1750s to the roof of the house in which he once lived, is perhaps the greatest weapon in the arsenal of those who maintain that Shakespeare’s father remained a practising Catholic; and, if he did, that his son must at least ...

  3. Oct 2, 2024 · Overview. ‘Spiritual Testament’, John Shakespeare's. Quick Reference. A booklet containing a handwritten Catholic protestation of faith by John Shakespeare in fourteen articles discovered in the rafters of his house in Henley Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, in 1757.

  4. Mar 19, 2024 · In it, I advance a double thesis: first, that the “Spiritual Testament” cannot belong to John Shakespeare for reasons of date; and second, that its most likely creator is arguably Joan Shakespeare Hart (1569–1646), Shakespeare’s sister.

  5. Dec 19, 2023 · concerns John Shakespeare's so-called "Spiritual Testament,' an overtly Catholic declaration of faith which was allegedly discovered in the roof of his house in Henley Street.

  6. When Taylor says "Shakespeare was a Christian," he means two things: first, Shakespeare was a believer, and second, he was a traditional believer (as Taylors essay eventually makes clear).

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  8. The other line of enquiry associated with John Shakespeare is the document which has come to be known as his ‘Spiritual Testament’. This was discovered by chance, according to the story, in 1757, by a bricklayer working in the house at Henley Street, ‘between the rafters and the tiling’.