Bram Stoker spent his last years collecting history's great frauds: pretenders to thrones, alchemists and witch-finders, the Tichborne Claimant — and the strange Cotswold legend that Queen Elizabeth was really a boy.
1 case in this part of Famous Impostors.
ONE of the commonest forms of imposture -so common that it seems rooted in a phase of human nature is that of women who disguise themselves…