The Shakespeare authorship debate continues to
rage unabated.
The traditional camp (Stratfordian's) maintain that
the famous Bard was indeed a poet, playwright and an
actor. Critics known as "Oxfordian's" argue that a more
likely contender may have been Edward De Vere (1550-1604),
Christopher Marlowe, Sir Francis Bacon, Derby or even
Queen Elizabeth herself!
William Shakespeare
- The reasons most academics believe the Bard authored
his own work.
Oxford Arguments
- Arguments against Shakespeare.
Edward De Vere
- The case for Edward De Vere as the real author.
Sir
Francis Bacon - Evidence for this colorful figure.
Christopher
Marlowe - Arguments for and against this would-be
replacement.
Derby
- The facts for William Stanley as the real author.
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