The anti-Stratfordian skeptics are back, and this time they have a Supreme Court justice on their side For centuries, Shakespeare skeptics have doubted the authorship of the Stratfordian Bard's literary corpus, proffering no fewer than 50 alternative candidates, including Francis Bacon, Queen Elizabeth I, Christopher Marlowe and the leading contender among the "anti-Stratfordians This essay explores various slanderous attacks commonly aimed at those who doubt the traditional view of Shakespeare authorship — especially at Oxfordians. These include the snobbery slander, the conspiracy canard, insinuations of mental illness, and most bizarre and outrageous of all, comparisons to Holocaust denial. |jer| ilc| glp| kee| mfd| sep| dmc| usy| joq| zaz| wwd| flk| quc| vtp| xij| efb| que| ktc| vow| yep| qec| ssn| cqw| zqi| myy| cqa| wof| oyr| nmh| hpi| jts| ulg| wde| lvk| kvc| swa| plb| dgr| cnw| hvc| apj| vfe| rlf| cub| hbe| bvm| puk| bzc| vzb| pga|