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Frankly, my dear . . .

University of Warwick doctoral researcher Peter Kerwin -- in his blog The Shakespeare Apocrypha , one of the Warwick Blogs written by students and staff of the University of Warwick -- engaged in a lengthy discussion of Shakespeare authorship with alternate-authorship advocate Howard Schumann responding to Kerwin's Aug. 24, 2010 blog post announcing his July 29, 2010 publication of an article titled "Knowing Will Too Well" in the University of Warwick's  Knowledge Centre  online magazine . In his 23:32, August 28, 2010 comment responding to Schumann, Kerwin said: The purpose of the [Knowledge Center] article was not to prove that Shakespeare of Stratford wrote the plays, which frankly I don’t care about either way, but to point out that the essential grounds for doubt are flawed, and that creative biography is in many ways to blame, and that the debate cannot be resolved on these terms. Earlier that day at 14:28, Aug. 28, 2010 Kirwin had commented to Schumann: Your ...