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Excerpt from "Shakespeare" Identified in Edward De Vere, the Seventeenth Earl of Oxford (Classic Reprint)
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This is one of the many books that have delved into the old question of who William Shakespeare really was. And it is one of the more clever ones, drawing clear parallels between Shakespeare's texts, on the one hand, and the travels, experiences, opinions, and facilities of the main suspect, the Earl of Oxford, on the other. Looneyâs book was the first one to propose and present exhaustive evidence that the Earl of Oxford was the sole author of all of Shakespeareâs works â a hypothesis that is now dominant among those who doubt the role of the relatively uneducatedâŚ
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