Vatican Assassins

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Vatican Assassins
Edward de Vere, 1550 – 1604 #30
“William Shakespeare”
Seventeenth Earl of Oxford, Lord Great Chamberlain to Queen Elizabeth
A member of “the fighting Veres” since the Battle of Hastings in 1066, and
named after the young Protestant King Edward VI having been poisoned
by the Jesuits, our hero, “born into great riches, honour and power,” was
known as “the Red Knight.” As the finest horseman and swordsman of the
realm, this great and loyal man of honor exposed one of the Order’s plots
to assassinate his Queen. In vengeance, the Jesuits used William Cecil to
steal his landed estates and “wounded” his name, henceforth to be known
as “William Shakespeare.” This true author of the plays and of the
sonnets, having been England’s premier Earl in the House of Lords, was
voted by the British Empire in the year 2000 as “the most important
personality of the last millennium.” Having coined 5000 words for the
English language, de Vere’s prose was the basis for The King James Bible.
The Renaissance Man of England, Dorothy and Carlton Ogburn, (New York:
Coward-McCann Inc., 1955).
The Jesuits – 1588