... You claim that William Shakespeare could write and he wrote all those books, plays and sonnets. Had them published. Had shows all over England for King and Queen and aristocrats.
With all that produce one letter written and signed by William Shakespeare. Surely a man getting that many books published, that many shows to arrange wrote a letter.
Show it to me.
I "showed" you all the information you needed to realize that, yes indeed, William Shakespeare could sign his own name and his handwritten revisions of a play by Munday still exists and has been verified as his handwriting.
Then I provided an example because you kept saying there were NO play manuscripts in Shakespeare hand to prove that outrageous claim that Francis Bacon really wrote those plays due to Shakespeare being "illiterate- comparing it to the Beale Papers of which you are so fond.
Once the plays, as with the Beale Papers, once they were printed, the original handwritten manuscript was no longer required, and then discarded.
That is quite different than your misguided paraphrasing in Post #288 of my statement, which is very confusing because of its convoluted phrasing.
But I will attempt a reply.
The Beale Papers exist because of Ward's 1885 printed pamphlet, the author is listed as unknown, and there is NO documented anywhere that supports even a fraction of the story contained therein, but after 50 years of research, you know that, no handwritten letters written by Thomas J Beale of the story, or even if the Thomas J Beale character existed outside of the pages of that dime novel adventure/treasure pamphlet.
Shakespeare is known to exist because of his wife, children, and association with the Globe Theatre, Burbage, Marlowe, Heywood and others, handwriting on documents and the mentioned play revision, his plays, and portraits.
