• To The Reader
• 1. Shakspere or Shakespeare?
  • 1.1. Shakspere versus Shakespeare
  • 1.2. List of non-literary references
  • 1.3. List of literary references
  • 1.4. Summary
  • 1.5. Shakspere's Handwriting and the Booke of Sir Thomas More
  • 1.6. Is Shakespeare dead? by Mark Twain
• 2. Shakespeare a Pseudonym?
• 3. Treasure Texts
• 4. Edward de Vere
• 5. Works
• 6. Ben Jonson’s Forgery
• 7. Research for Shake-speare
• 9. Relationship
• 10. Chronology

1.5. Shakspere's Handwriting and the Booke of Sir Thomas More

 Shakspere's Handwriting and the Booke of Sir Thomas More

Richard Waugaman, 28 Dec. 2016

"Shakespeare Quarterly admits Hand D is not Shakspere's! The lead article of the new issue (Summer 2016), by our friend Michael L. Hays, tears this notorious attribution to shreds. Priceless. After showing that Shakespeare scholars know nothing of real scientific methodology, he then tries to stay in their good graces by asserting in his final sentence that they're still superior to us authorship skeptics."