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6 May 2022 |
Another Oxfordian fantasy shot to bits He that takes the pain to pen the book . The poems of Edward de Vere. A new Oxfordian book has hit the stalls. Well, a new self-published, print-… goto | ||||
4 May 2022 |
No. 2020 is the 100th anniversary of Looney's book Shakespeare Identified. Hearts aflutter, Oxies are busy tooling up to celebrate as if their man was the Bard himself. They instigated the… goto |
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4 May 2022 |
William Basse was a poet and a member of the servant class who first comes to the attention of historians and students of language in 1602, when Basse published his first literary work, a poem… goto | ||||
26 Jan 2022 |
Ian McKellen does a bit. The last actor to create a Shakespearean role.Can you doubt it? Someone should give this speech at Tory Party Conferences and Republican Caucuses.Not just Will Shakespeare… goto | ||||
1 Jan 2022 |
We have been asking and begging to see a full Oxfordian Chronology and Paul Streitz has kindly provided one. Now it is fair to say that not all Oxfordians agree with this comprehensive list of… goto | ||||
10 Oct 2021 |
Diana Price,Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography: New Evidence of an Authorship Problem(Greenwood Publishing Group, 2000) Introduction Despite the subtitle, “new evidence” is in scant supply… goto |
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5 Oct 2021 |
Literary arguments about authorship, especially Oxfordian arguments, are easily subjectivised, stretched and exaggerated. You can't do that so easily with mathematical arguments. The data says what… goto | ||||
26 Jul 2021 |
Faced with Sir Thomas More, a patchwork production by a rabble of commoners, which “like the toad … wears yet a precious jewel in his head”—a scene of Shakespeare’s—the Oxfordians have had to re… goto | ||||
22 Jun 2021 |
What are the odds? A new candidate has emerged in the SAQ battlefield. Female candidates are few and far between: we have discussed the Countess of Pembroke on this site, Elizabeth Winkler has… goto |
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26 Apr 2021 |
A literal-minded Oxfordian (is there any other kind?), insists that the author of the sonnets is using the word 'lame' in the literal sense to describe himself. The evidence for Oxford's mimetic… goto |
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4 Oct 2020 |
Feedback The upgrade to the latest version of our CMS is complete. It would have been quicker to retype every article on a Sinclair ZX81. This is a page to list any problems that the site… goto |
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25 Sep 2020 |
A pontification too far The Spectator. Alexander Waugh's Diary. November 2, 2013 Alexander Waugh's Diary is a sparse but rather good echo of Auberon Waugh's brilliant diary in Private Eye. With… goto | ||||
25 Jul 2020 |
Dear Oxfraud, My husband no longer shows the slightest interest in starting a conversation with me, let alone showing any kind of sexual interest. After spotting an open copy of Ovid's… goto |
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22 Jul 2020 |
At her funeral, Hamlet leaps into Ophelia’s grave to outdo the grief of her brother with his own: “I lou'd Ophelia; fortie thousand Brothers Could not (with all there quantitie of Loue) Make vp my… goto | khmer | |||
16 May 2020 |
Barrel scraping One of the worst features of Barber's case, the weakest of her insinuations and one of the most depressing features of the invented profile for her non-existent second… goto | ||||
13 May 2020 |
There are 31,102 verses in the Geneva Bible, including The Apocrypha. There are 550 marked passages which add up to around 975-1100 marked verses depending on how carefully you count. Prepared by… goto | ||||
29 Oct 2019 |
Anonymous: Scene:36 (Deleted) Pub interior, Eastcheap. Dark. Some years before Jonson has appeared on the scene, De Vere and his cutthroat henchmen are sitting in a booth henching. A large pile of… goto |
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14 Oct 2019 |
We have taken the liberty of reproducing large chunks of Diana Price's article rebutting the content of our Hand D pages (which she does without referring to them or linking to them). You… goto | Sir Thomas More (1592–1604) | |||
26 Sep 2019 |
“I freeze and burn, love is bitter and sweet, my sighs are tempests and my tears are floods, I am in ecstasy and agony, I am possessed by memories of her and I am in exile from myself.” … goto | Tempest | |||
3 Sep 2019 |
Stylometry takes a step forward In the face of such methodological shortcomings, conflicting opinions, and duelling analyses, what is one to think? An obvious explanation is that to-… goto |
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26 Aug 2019 |
Droeshout—the face that launched a thousand quips There is nothing suspicious, nothing indicative of alternative authorship or suggestive of misdirection, and in truth, not much at all wrong with… goto | ||||
26 Aug 2019 |
Droeshout—the face that launched a thousand quips There is nothing suspicious, nothing indicative of alternative authorship or suggestive of misdirection, and in truth, not much at all wrong with… goto | ||||
20 Aug 2019 |
Some ideas on the current state of SAQ affairs Oxfordians claim to have assembled their contentions into a theory built from first principles by using a mass of circumstantial evidence… goto |
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13 Aug 2019 |
Leading Oxfordians seem to have disappeared from public debate. Where are they hiding? What can they be plotting? First Oxfordian By the pricking of my thumbsTotal failure this way comes.PT… goto |
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1 Aug 2019 |
1. Shakespeare is not Oxford's pseudonym. There is no credible evidence that anyone from Shakespeare's time suggested that the canon was written by anyone other than William Shakespeare,… goto |
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16 Jun 2019 |
Salting the battlefield for the main arguments tr.v. salt·ed, salt·ing, salts To add, treat, season, or sprinkle with salt. To cure or preserve by treating with salt or a… goto | ||||
31 May 2019 |
Ethnic cleansing There are inescapable links between William Shakespeare and Warwickshire, even if the modern tourist industry isn't always academically scrupulous when it comes to describing them… goto |
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31 May 2019 |
Drawing wings on the elephant Evidence Abuse Camden knew Will “It seems likely therefore that William Camden made no connection between William Shakspere of Stratford-upon-Avon and the… goto | Coriolanus | |||
The Benighted History of The Shakespeare Authorship Question |
30 May 2019 |
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21 Oct 2018 |
Alexander Waugh has trumpeted a great Oxfordian discovery. In The Spectator (2 November 2013), he wrote: “I clearly see that my work for the Earl of Oxford cannot be much… goto | Twelfth Night |