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March 26, 2026
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Filmmaker Amanda Eliasch joins Lady Colin Campbell to discuss the enduring mystery surrounding Shakespeare's authorship. They explore various candidates and the historical context, examining Tudor England's education system and social structures. This insightful conversation delves into the complexities of pseudonymity and the impact on literary interpretation.
Who actually was William Shakespeare? Was this a brand name? A pseudo name? Rather like Marilyn Monroe?. This documentary is about Amanda's journey to uncover and understand Elizabethan England. The lies, the succession of Elizabeth 1st, the battle between Catholics and Protestants and the problems of the Succession all presented in "Shakespeare" plays. With Sir Derek Jacobi, Richard Clifford, The De Vere Society, Hank Whittemore, Amanda Eliasch, Alexander Waugh, Stewart Pearce, Annabel Leventon, Ron Destro, Jan Cole.
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Tom Regnier’s lecture,
Justice Stevens, the Law of Evidence,
and the Shakespeare Authorship Question,
reframes the authorship debate through the lens of legal reasoning rather than literary tradition. By invoking standards associated with U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, Regnier asks how the case for the Stratford man would fare if judged according to courtroom evidentiary rules. He emphasizes the absence of manuscripts, letters, or documented literary activity directly linking the man from Stratford to the works, arguing that what is commonly accepted rests largely on circumstantial attribution rather than demonstrable proof. The strength of the lecture lies in this methodological shift: it challenges viewers to consider not authority, but standards of evidence.
Regnier’s focus on missing documentation may risk becoming an argument from silence, since much of early modern literary history survives only fragmentarily. Nonetheless, the lecture is intellectually stimulating because it forces a fundamental question:
what level of proof should we require before treating authorship as settled fact?
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The video presents the Shakespeare authorship question in a humorous, satirical way by the canadian Keir Cutler. It mocks the traditional certainty that William Shakespeare of Stratford wrote the plays by highlighting
contradictions,
gaps in historical evidence, and
the dogmatic defense of orthodox scholarship.
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(Oxfordian). Bryan H. Wildenthal
Early Authorship Doubts:
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Shakespeare Authorship Question :
E X P L A I N E D!
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March 25, 2026
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What Do We Really Know
a complete compilation of all discovered documents
concerning William Shakspere from Stratford”
A V I D E O M E E T I N G
What do we really know as fact about William Shakspere of Stratford-upon-Avon, the man some people believe wrote the literary works attributed to “Shakespeare”? And how do we know what we say we “know”? What is fact and what is fiction among the legends that have grown up around this most unlikely candidate as the celebrated Bard?.
You’ll be astonished how much of what you believe simply isn’t true.
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THE OXFORDIAN PERSPECTIVE
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Shakespeare’s plays and poems have enthralled innumerable people over the centuries . Yet most continue to ask who was this phenomenal author? English academic elite continues to maintain their traditional conjectures supporting the Stratford Man as the true author.
Oxfordians specifically claim to have discovered a substantial amount of new data that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford is the real author behind the Shakespeare pseudonym.
This video presentation reshapes the Shakespeare Authorship Question with new historical data aiming to show why de Vere was unable to use his (own) name or take credit for writing his plays, poems, and sonnets.
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March 24, 2026
(784) Theatricality in Audley End Annotations, by MARLOWE (=TRUE SHAKESPEARE)
Roger Strittmatter: The Audley End Annotations
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6ujTnD9C1sE&t=1s
A MARLOVIAN VIEW
The strongest arguments linking Christopher Marlowe to the intellectual world reflected in the library of Audley End House lies in a precise match of reading culture and mental habits: Marlowe’s works display
an exceptional command of Greek and Latin authors—
used in a way characteristic of elite humanist readers who actively annotated texts with political, rhetorical, and cross-referential marginalia;
Marlowes’ s translation of Lucan and his Tacitean sense of power, surveillance, and tyranny align exactly with the kinds of heavily worked classical books known to circulate in aristocratic, court-connected libraries like those of Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk; moreover, the density, speed, and confidence with which Marlowe transforms classical material into drama strongly suggest not merely university learning but prolonged engagement with annotated texts typical of high-level courtly scholarship, making his intellectual profile far more consistent with the cultivated, politically attuned library environment of a great house like Audley End than with the narrower conditions of the commercial theatre alone——
R E C O M M E N D A T I O N :
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(783) The. unsurmountable -1 6 0 4 - O X F O R D. P R O B L E M
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The Anti-Oxfordian argument goes that Edward de Vere could not have written Shakespeare’s works because he died in 1604 and numerous Shakespeare plays appeared after that date. Ìt is argued that therafter there were no more revised play manuscripts and no more new works, but many works written before 1604 were released and played, thus Stratfordian play datings have long been disputed. The talk explores this and other issues related to the 1604 problem.
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March 23, 2026
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The deep philosophical difference between the Oxfordian and Marlovian positions lies in what they believe literary authorship fundamentally expresses. The Oxfordian theory, following J. Thomas Looney, assumes that great literature is primarily the outward expression of social identity and lived status: the plays must come from the mind of an aristocrat because they display aristocratic consciousness, courtly values, and noble psychology — hence Edward de Vere.
The Marlovian view, centered on Christopher Marlowe, instead treats authorship as the unfolding of individual intellectual genius over time, independent of rank or social position; what matters is stylistic evolution, philosophical continuity, and the developmental trajectory of a singular creative mind.
In short:
Oxfordianism interprets Shakespeare through sociology (who the author must socially be), whereas Marlovianism interprets Shakespeare through intellectual biography (how a genius continues to think and write).
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March 22, 2026
(780) inflation of Shakespeare Authorship Videos within a few years, Did Shakespeare write all his plays?
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(779). Thomas N A S H , A real person or a pseudonym for a hidden writer ??
This Video deals with the question about whether Thomas Nashe was a real person who wrote plays and pamphlets, or whether he was a pseudonym for a hidden writer.
There are defensible supposed „inner“ connection between Christopher Marlowe and Thomas Nashe , they rest on the fact,
that both were
a) near contemporaries
b) educated within the same Cambridge humanist environment
c) receiving identical rhetorical training that shaped their literary ambitions,
d) they operated later within the same London literary network alongside figures such as Robert Greene,
e) sharing printers, audiences, and theatrical culture;
f) Nashe explicitly praised Marlowe’s dramatic achievement in Pierce Penniless (1592), providing contemporary testimony of admiration and awareness; and
g) , both names appear on the 1594 title page of the play Dido, Queen of Carthage, indicating (?) recognized collaboration or contribution.
Beyond these „direct“ links, both writers emerged
h) simultaneously as professional authors living by their pens, engaged intellectually provocative and politically risky writing that attracted official scrutiny, and
i) participated in the same broader transformation of English literature around 1590, when classical rhetoric was being reshaped into new dramatic and prose forms;
Taken together, the documentary, social, and intellectual evidence establishes a historical association and shared milieu, BUT NO surviving LETTERS or eyewitness accounts prove a close personal friendship.
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