To be or not to be -- who really asked that question? The answer to theworld's longest literary mystery may well be England's best-kept secret.Increasingly abundant evidence strongly supports Edward de Vere as thetrue genius-playwright and confirms that William Shaksper of Stratfordwas illiterate and merely a pawn in a cover-up.In Most Greatly Lived - A Biographical Novel of Edward de Vere, 17thEarl of Oxford, Whose Pen Name Was William Shakespeare, author PaulAltrocchi dramatically depicts de Vere's colorful life, offering new andexciting perspectives into the raging authorship controversy. Against the resplendent backdrop of England's finest era, MostGreatly Lived elucidates the fascinating, remarkably intimate,intertwining lives of the three leaders of England's nationalemergence: Queen Elizabeth, Lord Treasurer William Cecil, andpreviously little-known Edward de Vere who was coerced to write under anassumed name.

To be or not to be -- who really asked that question? The answer to theworld's longest literary mystery may well be England's best-kept secret.Increasingly abundant evidence strongly supports Edward de Vere as thetrue genius-playwright and confirms that William Shaksper of Stratfordwas illiterate and merely a pawn in a cover-up.In Most Greatly Lived - A Biographical Novel of Edward de Vere, 17thEarl of Oxford, Whose Pen Name Was William Shakespeare, author PaulAltrocchi dramatically depicts de Vere's colorful life, offering new andexciting perspectives into the raging authorship controversy. Against the resplendent backdrop of England's finest era, MostGreatly Lived elucidates the fascinating, remarkably intimate,intertwining lives of the three leaders of England's nationalemergence: Queen Elizabeth, Lord Treasurer William Cecil, andpreviously little-known Edward de Vere who was coerced to write under anassumed name.

To be or not to be -- who really asked that question? The answer to theworld's longest literary mystery may well be England's best-kept secret.Increasingly abundant evidence strongly supports Edward de Vere as thetrue genius-playwright and confirms that William Shaksper of Stratfordwas illiterate and merely a pawn in a cover-up.In Most Greatly Lived - A Biographical Novel of Edward de Vere, 17thEarl of Oxford, Whose Pen Name Was William Shakespeare, author PaulAltrocchi dramatically depicts de Vere's colorful life, offering new andexciting perspectives into the raging authorship controversy. Against the resplendent backdrop of England's finest era, MostGreatly Lived elucidates the fascinating, remarkably intimate,intertwining lives of the three leaders of England's nationalemergence: Queen Elizabeth, Lord Treasurer William Cecil, andpreviously little-known Edward de Vere who was coerced to write under anassumed name.