Resources

[|Christopher Marlowe site 2]This is the place for helpful resources in the production of this argument for the debate. The entire group has the capability to edit this page and add resources that they found helpful in the process. Actually, you should post EVERY source your use. This is a group bibliography, of sorts. [|De vere, Marlowe, bacon and Shakespeare Site]

[|Christopher Marlowe site]

General Resources

 * Debate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debate#Extemporaneous_debate
 * This is a part of a description of the various forms that debate has taken in the past and is used today. We are going to use a modified version of the extemporaneous debate. The difference that we will observe are the following: It will not be an unplanned debate and the times will be shortened to 2 minutes for affirmative and negatives and 1 minute for each rebuttal for a total of 12 minutes per debate.
 * You will need to be prepared to refute the arguments of each of the other 3 candidates for the Shakespeare identity.
 * [|The Shakespeare Enigma Website]
 * This website contains a collection of articles related to this topic. This should be an excellent supplemental sourse for every group.
 * [|Rogues Vagabonds & Beggars]
 * This site has information about the four candidates in addition to a few others.

Resources specific to Francis Bacon

 * Bacon is Shakespeare [| http://home.att.net/~tleary/homea.htm]
 * Sir Francis Bacon AKA William Shakespeare http://www.redicecreations.com/specialreports/2005/04apr/baconshakespeare.html
 * [|Bacon site]
 * http://www.uic.edu/depts/quic/history/francis_bacon.html
 * [|The Shakespeare-Bacon Theory]
 * [|Sir Francis Bacon's New Advancement of Learning]
 * [|Bacon Wrote Shakespeare]
 * [|Who Wrote the Works?]
 * [|Who Wrote Shakespeare?]

Resources specific to Christopher Marlowe

 * [|The Christopher Marlowe Conspiracy]
 * [|Christopher Marlowe]
 * [|Christopher Marlowe]
 * [|The Marlovian Theory]
 * [|Christopher Marlowe]

Resources specific to Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford

 * [|The Oxford Society]
 * [|DeVere Authorship Argument]