11 Nov 2015

(326) Shakespeare's "Passionate Pilgrime" with 4 unnamed ghost authors !

The Total Academic Failure 

to develop a consistent Shakespeare authorship theory(2)



* The small booklet "The Passionate Pilgrime" with  20 poems was published 1599 under the authorname of  W. Shakespeare [s.red arrow!].

Strangely, today the poems will only partly be ascribed to Shakespeare, They are seen as a "Composite work" including at least 5 different authors (with William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Bartholomew Griffin, Henry Willobie, Richard Barnfield) .

How is it conceivable (..is it conceivable at all?) that such a small book of Poems was printed as originating from Shakespeare, but accompanied by additional poems of poets  (not mentioned in the book) like 



*C. Marlowe,
*B. Griffin, ["Fidessa" Sonnets,1595 ]

*H. Willobie [ "Willobie His Avisa", 1594)
*R.Barnfield, ["Affectionate Shepheard", 1594)]



Up to now the "Academic Shakespeare Expertise" cannot possibly explain why the proud, self confident poet William Shakespeare or the Editor W.Jaggard did allow various unidentifiable writers their poems to be added, without giving their names ?

Conclusion The deeper reason for the total failure of the "Academic Shakespeare Expertise", to search for a consistent explanation of these strange observations lies in the fact, that the most plausible thesis was discarded from the beginning.-

Thesis:
 In a covert operation the English State helped to fake Marlowe's death for safety reason .- Living, concealed Marlowe wrote unter a multiplicity of Pen- or pseudonames , incl.Shakespeare)