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I chose this because it offers anothers opinion on the topic of William Shakespeare's true identity. It does not offer sources and is unreliable as a source for a research topic, but definitely provides food for thought and allows you to know what others think. The whole debate is solely about the subjects opinion, so I guess it doesn't matter if there are no sources.

NO sources! Not very reliable you little child. :}

The BBC guide is aimed at a younger audience, however, it's an appealing presentation, reputable authorship, great links and resources make it hard to pass up. You can play 'To be or not to be" game.

The Shakespeare Authorship Controversy Mud-slinging One of the saddest and least helpful aspects of the Shakespeare authorship controversy is the mud-slinging indulged in by advocates of both 'sides' - the so-called 'Stratfordians' who represent the orthodox traditional viewpoint that the Stratford-upon-Avon actor William Shakespeare wrote the Shakespeare plays, and the 'anti-Stratfordians' (I prefer the term 'non-Stratfordians') who reckon that the actor did not actually write the plays himself but was a mask for the true author or authors.

cool beb cool xxx

Are any of these phrases familiar to you? List which ones you know.... Pick your favourite and read all about and take some notes to share with our group.