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Nonsense. Just like the book. Everyone is entitled to an opinion but before any claim is made, a few facts are required, not just conjecture, speculation and conspiracy theory.

What do you think the three overarching reasons were for the title of this video? If you look in the video details (click on "...more" above), you will find a link to a chart showing the genealogy of George Bruce, Richard Churche and Roger Wilbraham all mentioned in the video along with John Preston (whose Wikipedia article reads like a "who’s who" of the bard's aliases and mentions "John Dod" of Malpas preaching at his so-called funeral at Fawsley in 1628). The video mentions the fact that a portrait of Alexander's wife was painted by Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger, but not that his own portrait was too.

Not my usual video with newly discovered facts, but a bit of fun nevertheless !

Sounds like the name for a documentary from 2027.

I sent a copy of my book "Debugging Shakespeare" to Elon Musk - but the U.S. postal service returned it to Sender" (address unknown !)

You should rethink the colo(u?)r of the cover. The red print under the rams head is difficult to read. I wonder if I’m any relation to Humphrey?

This might well explain why Milton referred to the bard as “My Shakespeare” !

Is this satire?

Correction: it was of course John Donne, not John Milton who said “No man is an Island”. However the statement is still true (I.e. Donne was also related to the bard, see later videos).

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For those who are sceptical of the claims made in this video, look at these two pages from James Hall's "History of Nantwich", published in 1883 (140 years ago) Link to page 467 of James Hall's History of Nantwich (marriage of Elizabeth Minshull to Milton) drive.google.com/file/d/1KQQSiem0PSlgIMpXpFU5vRCC9bqFQzYr/view?usp=sharing Link to page 477 of James Hall's History of Nantwich (family tree showing marriage) drive.google.com/file/d/1FdXxIYOnW68nkBGK1mBthFHUi9EB32Dz/view?usp=sharing These charts were created from the 1664 Visitation manuscript that is stored at John Ryland's library "Visitation of Lancaster" www.librarysearch.manchester.ac.uk/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma9913145994401631&context=L&vid=44MAN_INST:MU_NUI&lang=en&search_scope=MyInst_and_CI&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=Everything&query=any,contains,2800114

Gm ser! Time for another brilliant history lesson

The reference to burning Stubbs’ pamphlets in the Kitchen stove is a likely allusion to another of his aliases “Jacobus Sinapius” who allegedly worked in the kitchens of Emperor Rudolf II. See description of the video for more

I used an AI image generator to create the thumbnail for this video and it refused to generate someone with only one hand. This is clearly a “disability bias” built into the AI. I had to use editing software to manually replace his left hand with a pirate like hook. I expect it would have been perfectly happy if I had asked it to put a parrot on his shoulder!

If you have not watched my “Bard videos” playlist from the beginning, you don’t know what you have missed (obviously!)

The biggest question here is why has nobody else has noticed these obvious little details before?

The there is Droitwich and it is well known that Shakespeare used to broadcast for the BBC back in the day, I believe Henry II built the first transmitter.

shakespeares death was a hoax i can confirm that he now lives in a bungalow in new jersey

i heard shakespeare had 3 nipples like mark wahlberg

This is an extended version of the previous video (WS62). Not mentioned in the video (and is a further connection with Cheshire): - John Rouse MP and Sir Thomas Lyttelton were succeeded as joint MP's for Worcestershire by Thomas Coventry (1606-1661) , the son of Thomas Coventry, Lord Keeper of the Great Seal - whose 2nd wife was Elizabeth Aldersley of Spurstow, Cheshire. Also not mentioned and found using Opensourceshakespeare.org - line 2378 in Henry IV Part I (spoken by the character Falstaff), we find both the words “two” and “pound” together with the phrase "red-nose innkeeper of Daventry”, alluding to Canons Ashby, where John Dod of Shocklach moved to, after the parish of Hanwell. It is also the home of John Dryden the supposed “grandfather” of John Dryden, the poet laureate (more on this in a later video).

For the doubting Thomas’s, who question the relevance of John Rouse “eating two pounds of dirt” to “Shakespeare”, the next video released will go into much more detail, to demonstrate exactly how and where the bard emphasises the word “dirt”, the word “two” and the word “pound” in no uncertain terms within one of his most significant plays. For the curious and impatient amongst you - who wish to find out precisely where themselves - I suggest you use the website opensourceshakespeare.org to assist. If you discover the answer BEFORE buying my book, I will reward you with a refund of 20% off the current price of my book. For the really impatient amongst you, buy the book to find out the answer almost immediately and I will refund you 10% of the price.

What I forgot to mention in the video is that the titles of BOTH of Thomas Morley’s works begin with words that have the initials “TT”, “The Triumphs of Oriana” and “The Tears or Lamentations of a Sorrowful Soul”. It is also a possibility that “ears” and “Lamentations” are allusions to ewers (water vessels) and the two letters “SS” (Sorrowful Soul) allude to a mayoral “chain of Esses”.

Great video...wondering if you have any thoughts on Amelia Bassano? ruclips.net/video/S4gxt2zdp0w/видео.html

Fascinating manuscript. I need to look into it more.

What a great video. Fascinating. What a beautiful book. Thank you so much.

Alexander Waugh makes very good points about being sceptical in his own video - worth watching. Amongst other things, he states that the house where WS was allegedly born is actually unknown and was built almost from scratch in 1868 to accommodate the tourists. The trustees of the “Birthplace Trust” are a mixed bag of questionable authority and knowledge, whose main priority appears to be perpetuating the myth to extract tourist revenue in order to acquire more assets in Stratford to sustain the cash generating infrastructure. ruclips.net/video/ERJS-NWZ7Ns/видео.htmlsi=IYdjYB2geMNdEzMh

Gm Sir! Thanks for another wonderful video. 🙏

Both Geoffrey Whitney and Sir Ranulph Crewe were associated with Great Yarmouth too, where salt was used in the ‘salted herring’ trade. A Julines Herring was allegedly a preacher and exorcist at Wrenbury, Nantwich.

Correction: Bienecke should read Beinecke

There is no "catch" with this offer - it's really just 0.99p and contains some interesting genealogical data

Just one day after this video was produced, I discovered the following: - The paper for the book "iInventions or Devises" contains an “urn” ("ewer") watermark described as follows: - “Watermark: Urn inscribed TC, similar to Briquet 12814 (Silly, France, 1582).” See - colenda.library.upenn.edu/catalog/81431-p33b5wm03 for the digitised book Correction: "Cambridge Fells", should read "Cambridge Fenns"

"There'll be many more videos like this" I hope so, that was brilliant.

Best show on youtube!

Correction: "Ighton Mote" should read "Ightham Mote"

Sir James Palmer was also either a “cousin” of Sir Dudley Carleton or else his alias. There will be a much greater exposé of Palmer, Carleton and “Garrard” on my 48th video in this series - “WS49… John Chamberlain, Sir Dudley Carleton, Shakespeare, uncle tom Cobley and all” - coming very soon!

First haha ❤🎉

This is funny. I'm not sure that was the intention though.

Definitely more or less the most interesting book I have come across. Thanks.

Thomas was also the author of a Parodic book entitled “LOGopanDECcteision” which “coincidentally” contains the two word segments “log” and “dec” which also both occur in the nickname (“DECaLOGue Dod”) of John Dod of Malpas and Shocklach. He published one book on epigrams and one on “plane and spherical trigonometry using [John] Napier's logarithms and a new nomenclature designed to facilitate memorization”, according to Wikipedia.”... See the "Dictionary of National Biography" for Thomas URquhart , for a more detailed biography [ en.wikisource.org/wiki/Dictionary_of_National_Biography,_1885-1900/Urquhart,_Thomas_(1611-1660) ]. Although it may not have any significance, one possible anagram of the name "Tho. URquhart" is "Quote Arthur". Note: there is an error at about 1:53 in highlighting the wrong Thomas URquhart which should highlight the Thomas URquhart, said to be "born on the day of the battle of Pinkie Cleugh"

The next video in this series is "WS13" (there appears to be an error in RUclips's automatic play next video system !) ruclips.net/video/AJPTY-iy7GM/видео.htmlsi=U5GIXAkbgT-5wkwL

My 42nd video, the ultimate answer to the question - Who was the Bard really?

this is all going onm with elite's today I think bacon has faked his death several times he started the alliance as we know it today

your channel is interesteing I think Shakespeare was bacon trump the Kennedy's are following his plan

Excellent

If you want to see more about Nantwich, including what two tourists from the USA think about it, check out this video:- ruclips.net/video/WyDy1iWrEY4/видео.htmlsi=8FmEU3_WU7TL4a8F

See also my video “WS37 Nantwich Town & Shakespeare” featuring clips from “No place like home” TV series with comedian Ben Miller, who was born in Nantwich.

ADDENDUM: Coincidentally, a “Roger Seckerston” was married to Elizabeth Boyle, who was also married to the poet “Edmund Spenser” and was the sister of Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork (also known as the "Great Earl of Cork", Lord High Treasurer of the Kingdom of Ireland.)

Note: Sir Henry Fanshawe’s sister Alice was married to a supposed “cousin” of Sir Christopher Hatton (the Queen’s favourite) , also called Sir Christopher Hatton! Sir Christopher Hatton (favourite) owned a property in Presteigne (called the Radnorshire arms), just a few miles from John Dee’s house in Pilleth (Wales) called “Nant-yr-Groes”. There will be more about this and many other connections in a later video.

So, the confession signed by Fawkes is a forgery? And the contemporaneous accounts of his and his co-conspirators' execution is mythical?

Very interesting work