Authorship debate

Although William Shakespeare's work is the most popular concept, historians have a lot of evidence and discussion, Shakespeare is a pseudonym for Edward Devil, Count Oxford has to hide for social and political reasons did not. I am a writer. After studying historian evidence carefully, this theory has not been confirmed, and Shakespeare is in fact a true author. The world began accepting William Shakespeare in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England.

Early in the mid-nineteenth century various group theories of Shakespearean writers were proposed. The first published book was fully focused on the discussion of the authors published in 1857 by the Shakespeare drama philosophy published by Delia Bacon. It proposed the first "group theory" and worked on Sir Francis Bacon, "a group of disappointed and failed politicians" led by Sir Walter Raleigh, probably Edmund Spencer, with Sir Buhurst and Edward Devil, The 17th Earl of Oxford

For more information on people who do not agree with me, please see Shakespeare - Earl of Oxford. This site will explore Shakespeare's writers' discussion over the 2nd century. The purpose of the Association is to document and establish Edward Devil as a prominent author of William Shakespeare's work, so their website is against my own argument. Read it and weigh the evidence by yourself

At 6:30 pm on Saturday, September 15, Alexander War will discuss the identity of Shakespearean writers at the historic Myers Park near From Craig, Earl of Oxford, Ascis. This discussion is part of Shakespeare's weekend and is sponsored by Professor Gerard Kilroy. At 2 pm on Sunday, September 16, the Elyria Venetian merchant performed at the Causeway Elizabeth Theater. The food and drink tickets for each event are £ 30. Shakespeare Writers Trust and other charitable organizations were donated. For details and ticket booking please see Shakespeare's weekend.