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This is the classic research technique of Shakespeare Deniers.
Pay no attention to the text (none of them have read V&A though there's evidence a few of them have counted the words), find a suggestive detail, isolate it from Shakespeare, lock it to De Vere, call it evidence.
It's a kid's game.
Pay no attention to the text (none of them have read V&A though there's evidence a few of them have counted the words), find a suggestive detail, isolate it from Shakespeare, lock it to De Vere, call it evidence.
It's a kid's game.
November 22, 2024 at 11:12 AM
This is the classic research technique of Shakespeare Deniers.
Pay no attention to the text (none of them have read V&A though there's evidence a few of them have counted the words), find a suggestive detail, isolate it from Shakespeare, lock it to De Vere, call it evidence.
It's a kid's game.
Pay no attention to the text (none of them have read V&A though there's evidence a few of them have counted the words), find a suggestive detail, isolate it from Shakespeare, lock it to De Vere, call it evidence.
It's a kid's game.