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Biographies of Shakespeare: Dispelling the Myths

Author: Lochithea
Keywords: William Shakespeare; Sir Nicholas Rowe; Sir William Dugdale; Sir Sidney Lee; English Literature; Biography; History; Fact; Mrs. Stopes; Mr. Halliwell-Phillipps; Edmund Malone; Stratford-upon-Avon; Warwickshire; Ben Jonson; Leonard Digges; First Folio
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This article shall not strive to prove who the author of those Shakespearean works was; whoever he was, he is our heart that pumps the honey through the Rivers of Literature. No one can or may dethrone Shakespeare. Instead, we will strive to prove how the Stratfordian actor, which they call by many surnames, cannot be the Immortal Bard.



It is in everyoneâs interest to know the man behind Shakespeare because he gave so much to us. It is the purpose of this work to present a brief history of how William Shakespeare has been falsely presented by others and to distinguish the facts from the extraordinary myths about him. In the process of doing this research, we now establish a distinction between Shakespeare the author, and Shaksper the actor.

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Reviewer: Stanley Wellsby - - July 25, 2010
Subject: William Shakespeare : The Humpty-Dumpty Toy
Kudos to the author of "Biographies of Shakespeare: Dispelling the Myths" for presenting a comprehensive history of the biographical myths behind William Shakespeare and for sharing it on the universal platform of archive.org. It is the only scholarly essay of it's kind and the reader will come away with an astonished awakening after reading it because this essay illustrates how many false memes have come down from misguided Stratfordian researchers who should have known better but were more interested in appearing like "experts." All this is due to a limited reality based on the few scattered facts about William Shakespeare aka William Shaksper they had to work from. It's almost like William Shakespeare was a cheap manufactured toy made in China by too many manufacturers who couldn't get their design straight with incomplete manuals exported for profit before it was ready for the marketplace and by the time it arrives at your door, the thing doesn't work.

"Biographies of Shakespeare: Dispelling the Myths" should be read by anyone who has ever enjoyed the parables of Humpty Dumpty and the Emperor Wears No Clothes and is passionate about Shakespeare, and literary history. William Shakespeare seems to be more about the imagination of his manufacturers while inadvertently fanning the flames for the public's continual thirst for truth on the authorship subject. This well researched essay pulls no punches in effectively exposing the many frauds perpetuated upon the public for several centuries by the Stratfordian toy company. I want my money back!

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