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The Shakespeare Fraud: The politics behind the pen

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The Shakespeare Fraud: The politics behind the pen

Did William Shakspere from Stratford write the plays and poetry credited to Shakespeare? This has been a contentious literary topic for over a century. Most experts heatedly deny there is any problem. Stanley Wells, former Chairman of The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust for 20 years and a world-recognized Shakespeare expert says, â€œI have never seen the slightest reason to doubt his authorship.â€ THE SHAKESPEARE FRAUD sees plenty of reasons and constructs a fascinating and absorbing story of a different author showing, from cradle to grave, how and why Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, became Shakespeare. Itâ€™s a backstage story of dynastic political intrigue at the highest levels of Queen Elizabethâ€™s government, which drastically revises the involvement of the glove makerâ€™s son from Stratford.
Country USA
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EANs 9780983502791
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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