Why the necessity of the "Shakespeare Fellowship ( S F )" to unify with "S O S"
to " S O F " (Shakespeare-Oxford-Fellowship)?
the main reasons for the unification of 2 separate Shakespeare-Oxford organisations must have been the remarkable decline of interest in the SF Website and Forum over the last years?
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Two long standing organizations, the Shakespeare Fellowship (SF) and the Shakespeare Oxford Society (SOS) have unified 2013 under the new name
→ Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship (SOF)
The Shakespeare Fellowship (SF) at first was devoted to the study of the →Shakespeare authorship not endorsing any particular candidate. SF was founded in England in 1921 by →J. Thomas Looney and →Sir George Greenwood a prominent "anti-Stratfordian" who had never declared his support for any particular alternative author.
→ Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship (SOF)
The Shakespeare Fellowship (SF) at first was devoted to the study of the →Shakespeare authorship not endorsing any particular candidate. SF was founded in England in 1921 by →J. Thomas Looney and →Sir George Greenwood a prominent "anti-Stratfordian" who had never declared his support for any particular alternative author.
Unfortunately after Greenwoods death (1628) the SF became somewhat inevitably totally identified with →Oxfordian theory: promoting →Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford as the sole true author of the works of Shakespeare.
The main reasons for the unification of 2 separate Shakespeare-Oxford organisations – I suppose- was the remarkable dramatic decline of interest in the SF Website and Forum over the last decades.
Todays last comprehensive candidate-neutral authorship website and resource has become
→ The Shakespearean Authorship Trust (SAT)
The main reasons for the unification of 2 separate Shakespeare-Oxford organisations – I suppose- was the remarkable dramatic decline of interest in the SF Website and Forum over the last decades.
Todays last comprehensive candidate-neutral authorship website and resource has become
→ The Shakespearean Authorship Trust (SAT)
