it was marlowe造句

• The first person to propose that the works of Shakespeare were primarily by Marlowe was Wilbur G . Zeigler, who presented a case for it in the preface to his 1895 novel, " It was Marlowe : a story of the secret of three centuries ", which creates an imaginary narrative about how the deception might have occurred.
• Illustration to Wilbur G . Zeigler's 1895 novel " It was Marlowe ", in which Marlowe was first proposed . In 1916, on the three hundredth anniversary of Shakespeare's death, Henry Watterson, the long-time editor of " The Courier-Journal ", wrote a widely syndicated front-page feature story supporting the case for Christopher Marlowe and, like Zeigler, created a fictional account of how it might have happened.
• As early as 1820 it had been suggested that, because of their " habitual resemblance of style ", Shakespeare had in fact written the works of the poet and playwright Christopher Marlowe, but it was not until 1895 that this theory was reversed, and Marlowe himself proposed as the most likely author of the Shakespeare canon, with a serious case for this being made by Wilbur G . Zeigler in the foreword and notes to his novel, " It Was Marlowe : A Story of the Secret of Three Centuries ".