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"Shakespeare" By Another Name: Welles the enigma, Welles the (sometime) Oxfordian

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Shakespeare" By Another Name. Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford was "Shakespeare." So. Who was Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford? Monday, December 01, 2014. Welles the enigma, Welles the (sometime) Oxfordian. Note: This post has been edited to add quotations from and discussion about the new book My Lunches with Orson. The questions over Welles' flirtation with the authorship question goes back to line a quoted from him in Cecil Beaton and Kenneth Tynan's 1954 book of celebrity interviews, Persona Grata. He di...

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practiceth more the Pennie than the Penne — The Festival Robe

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A Post Stratfordian Shake-speare Blog. Practiceth more the Pennie than the Penne. The last post examined the first sixteen lines of The Italian Taylor and His Boy. Armin sets off the last sixteen lines of the work as a message to a specific person. Prior to that message, he tells us who he is addressing. The perfumed Politician” we quickly recognize as Shaksper. The muske-cod perfume of both Osric in Hamlet and Asinius in Satiromastix is discussed here. Shaksper as an agent of government. As You Like It.

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"Shakespeare" By Another Name: December 2014

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Shakespeare" By Another Name. Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford was "Shakespeare." So. Who was Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford? Monday, December 01, 2014. Welles the enigma, Welles the (sometime) Oxfordian. Note: This post has been edited to add quotations from and discussion about the new book My Lunches with Orson. The questions over Welles' flirtation with the authorship question goes back to line a quoted from him in Cecil Beaton and Kenneth Tynan's 1954 book of celebrity interviews, Persona Grata. He di...

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"Shakespeare" By Another Name: February 2014

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Shakespeare" By Another Name. Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford was "Shakespeare." So. Who was Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford? Friday, February 21, 2014. Corrigendum: The case of "Oxford's Greek New Testament". On the Facebook forum ShakesVere, researcher, author and blogger Marie Merkel recently questioned. A piece of evidence in the Oxfordian docket. The item - a Greek New Testament (it is surmised) that Edward de Vere gave to his wife Anne - is mentioned in Appendix A of Shakespeare by Another Name.

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Virtual Grub Street: Shake-speare's Greek

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Thursday, May 08, 2014. Not long ago, I was treated to an Internet discussion on the likelihood of Shakespeare’s knowledge of the classical Greek language. The participants were all self-identified Oxfordians by virtue of the fact that the location at which the discussion occurred is a Facebook group page supporting the Earl of Oxford in the Shakespeare authorship controversy. I decided not to complete my own research on the subject before issuing my Edward de Vere was Shake-speare: at long last the proof.

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Virtual Grub Street: Fencing alla De Vere

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Monday, July 13, 2015. Fencing alla De Vere. When Edward de Vere did combat with the Knevets and their retainers it would have been with these weapons and in a similar style. The old Medieval long swords and such survived only in field combat and tournament. This is also how the sword battle in *Romeo and Juliet*, almost certainly based upon the Knevet duel, would have been choreographed, as well as the contest in *Hamlet*. Check out the English Renaissance Article Index. Labels: Edward de Vere. Oxford A...

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Virtual Grub Street: July 2015

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Monday, July 27, 2015. To Mr G.G. on the matter of Mr. H.W. 8220;It seems to me,” writes G.G., “there are two possibilities, one, that you have read [H. W.]'s The Monument. And reject some or all of its arguments, or two, that you are not aware of the details of [H.]'s book. Am I right that one of these describes your position, and if so which is it? 8217; is an excellent resource. Click here for Amazon book page. As luck would have it, my method has always been (even during far better funded periods of ...

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SOAR Project fundraiser | everreader

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From a Never Writer to an Ever Reader. News. 3rd edition of An Index to Oxfordian Publications now available. April 18, 2015. New England Shakespeare Oxford Library. Shakespeare Oxford Society Newsletter. Each year the New England Shakespeare Oxford Library. Has held a special sale. To raise funds to cover our basic costs … mostly website maintenance and fees, and acquisition of new books. But in recent years our costs have increased, mostly involving the publication of James Warren’s. And with several c...

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3rd edition of An Index to Oxfordian Publications now available | everreader

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From a Never Writer to an Ever Reader. News. Twelve Years in the Life of Shakespeare now on Kindle. 3rd edition of An Index to Oxfordian Publications now available. January 14, 2015. The Third Edition of. An Index To Oxfordian Publications. Is now available on amazon.com. 3995) and for a special discounted price ($30.00) at The New England Shakespeare Oxford Library Bookstore. Oxfordian periodical coverage includes currently published titles (. The Shakespeare Oxford Newsletter. Includes more than 1,000 ...