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American scholar Diana Price setting a clear background for the whole issue with a chart comparing the literary life of the man from Stratford with others from this period, a piece by

sic] Price: Who on earth is "Diane [sic]" Price, Art? That's what her friends call her, Dave; just like we refer to you as Dweeb or Lea. ---------------------------

https://shakespeareoxfordfellowship.org/editorial-midnight-in-the-garden-of-the-saq/ Editorial: Midnight in the Garden of the SAQ From The Oxfordian,

established by Diana Price, because she is a crackpot, who believes other people wrote Shakespeare. I would also dispute Wells concurs with is. Though he's brother chip to you

thread on Diana Price's info. about some of this. ) I'll focus on S's brothers right now/ I'm not sure we're transcribing the end of Gilbert's signature correctly

speech by Diana Price, author of Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography: > > > > > > > > > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEQNWpo1PSs >

text. Diana Price, following AD > Wraight, claims that the Groats-worth is a coherent > whole, and that the writer of the letter should be taken as the character > Roberto,

, and Diana Price's Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography the most ingeniously idiotic, and considered the most scholarly by anti-Stratfordians, which is the most popular

>> Garfield Benderschmidt wrote: >> >> < > transporting tin, or tin itself in the sonnets? Surely you >> would expect at

>> Garfield Benderschmidt wrote: >> >> <<Why is there no mention of pewtering

Hi to all of you! I am a student currently studying Shakespeare in a Foreign Language School in

I replied to the above a few hours ago, posting a revision of it. That hasn't shown up yet. As I remember, HLAS posts usually showed up pretty

is against Price, not Sabrina. I'm sure Sabrina's argument is taken up elsewhere at HLAS. I don't have time for it now. Bob Grumman 3/26/01 I'm now about seventy pages

Biography by Diana Price http://www.shakespeare-authorship.com/ But the point you miss is that Shake-speare was head- and-shoulders above every other playwright of his day --

The true identity of the ridiculous character "Gullio" in the late Elizabethan play The

book by Diana Price > > 4. Shakspere's Will: Missing the Mind of Shakespeare — Bonner Miller Cutting > > 5. Shakspere in Stratford and London: Ten Eyewitnesses — Ramon

scholar, Diana Price, in which she > > > > > > >> analyses every piece of evidence in existence concerning > > > > > > >> Shakespeare

the patented Diana Price Evidence > > >> Filter, or to the false claim that Shakespeare's bio is unusually thin > > >> for an Elizabethan bourgeois. >

mentioned that Diana Price has a book, Shakespeare's Unorthodox Biography : New Evidence of an Authorship Problem (2003), and responded to criticism of it with "The Mythical

(notably Diana Price) have identified Jonson's Poet Ape with William Shakespeare, and I find this interpretation to be plausible. Derisively, but instructively? Like, how

Oxfordians are trying to rehabilitate last year's flop "Anonymous" (it made back half

Peter Farey's recent article on the monument at http://marlowe-shakespeare.blogspot.ie/ raises

IS VERY DIANA PRICE OF YOU. Thank you, Robin. > Arthur Neuendorffer wrote: >> >> I have come across equally interesting (at least to me) finds for >> Bacon, Rutland

http://hankwhittemore.wordpress.com/ “Last Will. & Testament” to be Launched in the United

" of Diana Price, I had a mental flash; given that the > ONLY tactically effective weapon the authorship wacks have is their > ability to gain the sympathy of triple X-chromosonals

, by Diana Price (esp. “Literary Paper Trails”). Fourth, the fourteen other writers who, “mentioned him by name as a playwright and poet and discussed his work,” never associate him

quote from Diana > > > Price, who I remembered from this topic. It was another rhetorical > > > question, which ticked me off a little: > > > > "what

Oxfordians. Diana Price and Pat Dooley are among the saner branch, though readers of this newsgroup will recognize from that description that such things are very much relative. "

At a press conference in Los Angeles this morning (Monday), Michael York will announce the release of