Long attributed to William Shakespeare, Double Falshood remained one of the most enigmatic works in the Shakespearean canon until the late 18th century, when scholar Lewis Theobald claimed to have discovered the lost manuscript. This edition includes Theobald's introduction and the full text of Double Falshood, as well as a detailed analysis of the play's literary and historical significance.

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