1937. The author was a lover of Shakespeare's plays and poems. This admiration induced Greenwood to embark on the highly controversial question of the authorship of the works attributed to Shakespeare. Greenwood devoted a large portion of his life to this study and entered into the lists against many formidable rivals.

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