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Response to Prof. Alan Nelson's review
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Prof. Alan Nelson at
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~ahnelson/
(3/01): "Diana Price knows how to put a
sentence together, but she does not know how to put an argument
together without engaging in special pleading: that is, taking
evidence that has an apparent signification, and arguing with all
her might that it does not fit the special case of William
Shakespeare for this or that special - and wholly arbitrary -
reason." For the author's response, click on Prof. Alan Nelson.
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Response to an Amazon.com reader's review
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A reader (Edward Thomas Veal) on
www.amazon.com
(11/29/00 and 1/18/01): This
"case against the Stratford man ... amounts to
nothing more substantial than bile and overheated air."
Further, in Part 2, "time and time again, Miss Price,
instead of seeking to refute inconvenient analyses, pretends that
they don't exist. For the author's response, click on Amazon review.
For additional material on his criticism concerning the Sir
Thomas More manuscript, click on More.
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Response to Plain Dealer review
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The Plain Dealer reviewer suggests that the "sheer
volume of detail and scholarly superstructure may convince some
readers" but that the book is "slow going."
For the author's response, click on
Plain Dealer.
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