All The Mysteries That Remain

All The Mysteries That Remain

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Killing Shakespeare
How can a beloved, 400-year-old paradigm that is supported by all universities ever be destroyed?
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The Identity of Shakespeare's Dark Lady
and so much more ...
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Dennis McCarthy
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Explaining the Final Shakespeare Mystery [UNPAYWALLED]
This is the post for which all authorship scholars have been waiting
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Dennis McCarthy
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One of the Greatest Movies in History & Its Relevance to the Shakespeare Wars
It Won Seven Academy Awards
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Dennis McCarthy
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One Giant Chart That Ends The Shakespeare Wars:
All the Relevant Shakespeare Documents (and Their Various Explanations) Are Listed
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Shakespeare Chronology vs North Chronology
The Shakespeare chronology just makes no sense
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Dennis McCarthy
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North/Shakespeare Podcast With Blanding and McCarthy
Michael Blanding faced the unfortunate problem of having to promote his book—In Shakespeare’s Shadow: A Rogue Scholar's Quest to Reveal the True Source…
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Dennis McCarthy
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Michael Blanding
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Answering Questions on "Explaining the First Folio"
My previous post puts forth the first true explanation of the origin of Shakespeare’s First Folio—especially focusing on what happened to the plays…
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Dennis McCarthy
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Explaining the First Folio (and the Final Shakespeare Mystery)
This is the post for which all authorship scholars have been waiting
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Dennis McCarthy
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Final Question: Why Does Anyone Believe Shakespeare Wrote the Masterpieces?!
Hint: The answer's initials are F.F.
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The Stunning Story Behind the Real Human Skull That David Tennant Held as Hamlet [Unpaywalled]
In 2008, the English actor David Tennant, well-known to millions for playing Dr.
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Dennis McCarthy
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Debating Philip Womack (Or the Orthodox Conspiracy Theories Used to Prop Up Shakespeare's Reputation)
The challenge is straightforward.
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Dennis McCarthy
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