Shakespeare Exposed in a Stolen Manuscript!

Lines entered by a mysterious hand into a stolen copy of Shakespeare's 1623 Folio reveal the Bard's true identity!

[alexanderwaugh]

Gabriel Harvey writes to Oxford in Latin: 'Macte animo, flammaque ista Praenobile pectus, te vinces, vinces alios; tua gloria passim Oceanum glacialem ultra, spatiabitur ingens' which T. H. Jameson (1938) translates: 'With that mind and that fire, noble heart, you will surpass yourself, surpass others; your great glory will everywhere spread beyond the frozen ocean'. This oration was given at Audley End and published in quarto by Henry Bineman in September 1578. Harvey's praise for Oxford is derived from Oxford's Latin praise for Baldassare Castiglione (1571) as shown in this video.

[recordshopuk]

I Miss Alexanders uploads - RIP Alexander and thank you for your wonderful contribution to this subject.

[harperwelch]

I love this stuff! It's so exciting when history is rediscovered and clarified. It is such a worthy endeavor. Thanks to all who dedicate their time and talents to the pursuit of truth.

[desmanage]

Very entertaining, very well researched and great circumstantial evidence to add to the mountain. Thank you Mr Waugh, enjoyed that

KP

[samlloyd]

Yet again a wonderful presentation Alexander

[rstritmatter]

Excellent work, Alexander. So glad to hear of the active outreach program of the de Vere Society.

[vera.nadine]

This is absolutely beautiful, Alexander! So stunning. Thank you for all of your efforts on behalf of our true bard, E of O. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[anthonymccarthy]

When you keep finding the evidence you expect to find and it is as well verified as this, it's because your contention is in fact right.

[ChadKWDL]

Kudos on the continued evidence, brilliant work!

[QuasarRedshift]

Have you ever come across a work called "The Impossible Doublet"? - it is a work examining the vest worn by Shakespeare in that portrait
in the first folio . . . very interesting

[garybrodziak]

great work, as ever, always looking forward to your latest release, thanks.

[RalphEllis]

‘Shepherds on the Green’.
Any link here to Edward de Ver(t), meaning ‘green’ in French and Latin...?
Ralph

[tempest]

Hi Alexander! Can I just say I admire your incredible research and outstanding academic arguments. who could possibly disagree with your clear evidence?? This seems to be something as " the King with no clothes" ! The truth is staring you in the face, but you choose to ignore the truth! Till someone stands up and says "look the King is Naked"! The naked truth is to much to bear!! ( for society)

[cleliagiangrande]

Your knowledge is very impressive. Could you perhaps give a talk on why Bacon, Oxford, Mary Sydney et. al (collaboration theory) be not plausible as Shake-speare?

[gristlevonraben]

Very awesome find! Very exciting! I wonder if any other contemporaries also attempted this?

[stephenjablonsky]

The rabid fever found on both sides of the argument indicate that WS has become a religious figure rather than a literary one. I must, therefore, assume that he was the product of an immaculate conception, was buried, and rose on the third day. Over the centuries innumerable artists have made him look the part of England's greatest genius and for that they must be congratulated.

[wilsonbertram]

Wow! The Runic Shakespeare combines Thurisaz and Hagalaz.

[richardwaugaman]

Terrific scholarship! No wonder the Stratfordians have ignored this poem, hoping everyone else would also ignore it!

[guystudios]

Shakespeare wrote Shakespeare’s plays. Simple.

[tempest]

Hi Alexander! I'm having dinner with the Grand Master of the Masons tomorrow night Friday 16th October, for Sible Hedingham, which Castle Hedingham is part of his area! As a true believer in Edmund De Vere, and NOT a Mason, what do you think I should ask him, as I want to put him on the spot? Best Regards