Francis D A V I S O N
A further [yet unnoticed] pseudonym
of true" Shakespeare..
The VIDEO (below) argues that Francis Davison, known historically as the editor/compiler of
A Poetical Rhapsody (1602),
was actually a pseudonym used by the real Shakespeare, whom the creator of the video identifies with Christopher Marlowe rather than the conventional William Shakespeare of Stratford.
The video claims that the body of poetry and textual details connected with Davison’s POETICAL RHAPSODY work point to a man being not a distinct historical poet but instead a
Cover-name or Literary Alias.
The video fits into the broader
Marlovian authorship theory asserting that many early modern works attributed
to various authors were truly written by Marlowe under alternate names.

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