The Real Religion Of Shakespeare. Also An Essay On Prospero And His Philosophy. To Which Is Added A Lecture Concerning Jacob Behmen

This book explores the religious beliefs of Shakespeare through analysis of the character Prospero in The Tempest and the mystical philosopher Jacob Behmen. Roffe argues that Shakespeare was a follower of Behmen and that his plays reflect this belief system.
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