(715) 5 of Shakespeares many PSEUDONYMS --- Bastard, Bodenham, Brathwaite, Cotgrave, Hubert

June 15, 2025

(715) 5 of Shakespeares many PSEUDONYMS --- Bastard, Bodenham, Brathwaite, Cotgrave, Hubert

PART 1 (0f 3)

5 pseudonymous Identities

Of TRUE SHAKESPEARE

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See also Part 2. Brome, May, Percy, Southwell, Whitney (652)

And Part 3 Weever, Webster, Guilpin, Peacham, Middleton (653)

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This video addresses the debate over the authorship of William Shakespeare and advances the theory that the genius Christopher Marlowe operated under numerous pseudonyms.

The author argues that identities such as Thomas Bastard, John Bodenham, and Richard Brathwaite were merely cover names designed to protect Marlowe’s true existence after his feigned death.

By analyzing biographical parallels and encoded literary clues in works by John Cotgrave and Francis Hubert, the video seeks to demonstrate a single underlying identity behind these figures.

These multiple masquerades served to conceal a life-threatening fate while simultaneously preserving a monumental literary legacy for posterity. The argument relies primarily on textual correspondences and allegorical epitaphs which point to Shakespeare’s true origin.