Shakespeare Identified

J. Thomas Looney

For an individual lacking formal credentials in literature to tackle a puzzle that has confounded experts for ages may seem like an audacious leap. Yet, what I present is not a mere fluke but the outcome of a dedicated and systematic investigation. My findings suggest that the conventional belief in William Shakspere as the true author of the celebrated works is not just unfounded, but there exists a compelling prima facie case against it. It appears that he may have been merely a façade, behind which an extraordinary intellect chose to navigate their own fate for reasons yet unknown. (Summary by ToddHW, from Introduction) This show includes AI-generated content.

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  1. Morning of Joy-Horatius Bonar 3:35:51
  2. Essays Collection, Vol. 02-Various 8:13:18
  3. Social War of 1900-Simon Landis 2:29:13
  4. American Notes-Rudyard Kipling 2:47:39
  5. Survivals-Lewis V. F. Randolph 1:33:58
  6. The Moral Equivalent of War 43:58
  7. Holiday Round-A. A. Milne 8:17:01
  8. Seed Thoughts-Joseph Caryl 3:08:33