The rejection of Marlowe must be 100 %,
leaving no room whatever for doubt of Marlowe's elimination!.
If Marlowe wasn't dead , "Oxfordianism" is and so is "Stratfordianism".
In a basic and fundamental article (march 2014) in
---------> DIO, ( The International Journal of Scientific History Vol.18, March 2014 ), entitled :
"BardBeard: Who Wrote Shakespeare's Plays? "dealing with the Shakespeare authorship question,
Dennis Rawlins, wrote (L30):
The rejection of Marlowe must be 100,00%, leaving no room whatever for doubt of Marlowe's elimination.
Why?
Because: if Marlowe wasn't dead,"Oxfordiniasm" is !!, and so is "Stratfordianism".
Unfortunately ->The Story is more complicated.
