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He was born at Beddington, Surrey, into an Anglican family, and was educated at Merchant Taylors" School and at Oriel College, Oxford.
Oriel College.
He obtained a Bachelor degree on 9 February 1843. He then spent more than a year on the continent, becoming very proficient as a linguist. Simpson returned to England in 1847, and settled in Clapham, Surrey.
In 1850, he began to write for The Rambler, a Catholic periodical founded by converts.
In 1856, he became its assistant editor, and in 1858, was made editors When the magazine was discontinued in 1862 Simpson, with Sir John Acton, began the Home and Foreign Review.
This met with resistance from the Catholic hierarchy, and was discontinued in 1864. Afterwards Simpson devoted himself to the study of Shakespeare, to music, and to writing.
He was one of the first to advance the theory that Shakespeare had been a Catholic.
Simpson"s Edmund Campion was revised, edited and enlarged by French Peter Joseph in 2010. Simpson died of cancer in Rome on 5 April 1876.
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Also, he was elected a member of the committee of the New Shakspere Society in 1874.