John Leslie Hotson (16 August 1897 – 16 November 1992) was a scholar of Elizabethan literary puzzles. He was born at Delhi, Ontario, on 16 August 1897...

Hotson is an English and Scottish surname. Notable people with the surname include: Howard Hotson, British historian J Leslie Hotson (1897–1992), Shakespearean...

The most obvious explanation is that it was written very quickly. Leslie Hotson wrote that "it is certain that the play bears the earmarks of hasty...

official account, which came to light only in 1925, when the scholar Leslie Hotson discovered the coroner's report of the inquest on Marlowe's death, held...

fool for money, while others have to pay for the same privilege." – Leslie Hotson in Shakespeare's Motley Armin was one of three children born to John...

title – Benedick and Beatrice – in several book sellers' catalogues. Leslie Hotson speculated that Love's Labour's Won was the former title of Troilus...

personality, nothing like Shallow" as described in Henry IV, Part 2. Leslie Hotson argues that the satire in Merry Wives is not directed at Lucy, but at...

Island Adam Erne (born 1995), NHL player for the Detroit Red Wings Leslie Hotson (1897-1992), literary scholar, died in North Branford Robert Ward (died...

colloquial and up to date." Textual evidence and topical allusions led John Leslie Hotson to argue the play was specifically commissioned for a performance on...

Oliver (ed.), The Merry Wives of Windsor (London: Arden, 1972), lv and Leslie Hotson, Shakespeare versus Shallow (London: Kessinger, 1931/2003), 111–122...

roofed over in the early 1620s, but this idea was largely refuted by Leslie Hotson and G. E. Bentley. The Red Bull was most likely similar to the other...

player Earl Frederick Crabb (1899–1986), World War I flying ace John Leslie Hotson (1897–1992), scholar of Elizabethan literary puzzles John A. Schweitzer...

Nicholas Hilliard dated 1588. This was identified as Shakespeare by Leslie Hotson in his book Shakespeare by Hilliard (1977). Sceptical scholars believe...

assumed that the fight took place in a Deptford tavern. The scholar Leslie Hotson discovered in 1925 the coroner's report on Marlowe's death in the Public...

84, English backstroke and freestyle swimmer and Olympic medalist. Leslie Hotson, 95, Canadian literary historian and critic. Max Huber, 73, Swiss graphic...

Letters (London, 1966), pp. 29–30. The First Night of Twelfth Night by Leslie Hotson, p. 15. 1954: HMC 3rd Report: Duke of Northumberland (London, 1872)...

modern times by Leslie Hotson. H. Porter, The two angry women of Abington, ed. W. W. Greg (1913) Chisholm 1911, p. 115. Hotson, Leslie M., The Adventure...

Oliver (ed.). The Merry Wives of Windsor (London: Arden, 1972), lv and Leslie Hotson, Shakespeare versus Shallow (London: Kessinger, 2003), 111–122. White...

Chinese into English is published by Charles Henry Brewitt-Taylor. Leslie Hotson publishes the first account from contemporary records of the murder...

that in allusion to his name bore three louses rampant for his Arms". Leslie Hotson in his 1931 book Shakespeare versus Shallow argues that Shallow is a...

"in her Majesty's service all the aforesaid time." In 1925, however, Leslie Hotson discovered details of the inquest on the death of Christopher Marlowe...

reject Hotson's allegory theory, but believe that Chaucer's long version of the fable is written on many different levels of meaning. Leslie Hotson, Colfox...

Coroner of the Queen's Household two days later, were discovered by Leslie Hotson in 1925. According to this report, based upon accounts from the three...

that Leslie Hotson said that he had found a William Danby in Woolwich (in Kent, four or five miles east of Deptford) at that time, and, although Hotson gave...

Wickham, Glynne (1992-12-03). "Obituary: Leslie Hotson". The Independent. Retrieved 2022-10-16. "J. Leslie Hotson". John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation...

Hotson, Howard & Maria Rosa Antognazza (eds.), Alsted and Leibniz: on God, the Magistrate, and the Millennium, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 1999. Hotson,...

legal Latin in 1593 as Coronatore hospicij dicte domine Regine, which Leslie Hotson translated as "Coroner of the household of our said lady the Queen"...

to her is at http://www2.prestel.co.uk/rey/baines3.htm Discovered by Leslie Hotson in 1925, his translation of the inquisition is at http://www2.prestel...

full details of Marlowe's death in 1593 were only finally uncovered by Leslie Hotson in 1925. Palladis Tamia translates from the Greek literally as "Pallas'...

Dorothy Soer. William Gardiner was a corrupt Surrey justice of the peace. Leslie Hotson describes Gardiner's life as a tissue of "greed, usury, fraud, cruelty...