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Folger edu-blog

The Folger Shakespeare Library’s education blog, Making a Scene: Shakespeare in the Classroom, is a rich resource for every Shakespeare-lover. In his November 13 post, “Folger

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Cossolotto on TOX

SOS Public Relations Chairperson Matthew Cossolotto, submitted the following report on publication of The Oxfordian: The Shakespeare Oxford Society recently mailed this year’s The Oxfordian

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Minerva’s Voyage out now

Shakespearean scholar Lynne Kositsky reports that her young adult novel, Minerva’s Voyage inspired by the William Strachey account of the voyage of the Sea Venture

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Brummie Bard in Daily Mail

Stephen Moorer of Carmel, California enlightened Martin Samuel on the use of “equivocation” in Macbeth and other errors in Samuel’s anti-Oxfordian commentary, “Sorry, it’s true.

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Egan defends Oxford on BBC

In an extensive report on BBC today, Shakespeare Oxford Society Oxfordian Editor Michael Egan defends the Oxfordian thesis of Shakespearean authorship. “Edward de Vere: the

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Urs Jenny in Der Spiegel

German Oxfordian researcher Robert Detobel summarizes Urs Jenny’s article, Der Dichter und Sein Doppelganger (The Poet and his Doppelganger) published this week in Der Spiegel

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Oxford in the mirror

Der Speigel 47/2009 p. 115 Oxfordian Hanno Wember, author of the German-language Shake-speare Today website, reports from Germany: The leading German political weekly magazine Der Spiegel (The

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