I imagine in about 3 or 400 years we'll be hearing pretty much the same thing about Lennon and MacCartney: "Those guys could *never* have produced all that music. No way! They were from ordinary families, not the elite! They barely had high school educations. And Paul MacCartney couldn't even read music! It must have been Prince Charles."
Sal
On Feb 26, 2006, at 5:05 PM, feste37 wrote:
The case for Oxford as author is circumstantial, but the parallels between his
life and the details of the plays are cumulative and in sum overwhelming.
