A fruitful PEAR of "Shakespeare's" aliases (WS59)

Hello and welcome to my 58th video presenting my book purifying Shakes

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e. In the last video we saw Shakes

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e's birthday celebrations that took place on April 20, 2024 in Stratford upon aen, the supposed birthplace of The Bard. In this video we go. to look at a pair of fruit handles from the bir, inventor and farmer Sir Hugh Platt and John Gerard, the nwit botanist, who we have actually mentioned in the previous ws11 video and who supposedly went to work for Sir William CLE in London to painting the peir and other insects is by joris hoffnagle, who we also saw in a previous ws12 video.

I have deliberately used the homophonous pair the fruit and the pair a pair to illustrate how The Bard often used hominids in his work. Sir Hugh Platt suspected that Alias ​​was supposedly an inventor and farmer whose father Richard had been a brewer and supposedly ran a brewery called Old Swan. His son Hu is best known for his important gardening work called The Jewel House. Notice how the word u ewe appears in the words Brewer and Jewel and there. Al is also an illusion to the swans, his father founded schools and donated gun houses and Hugh maintained gardens, including those of Sir Thomas Henage, Robert Dudley, Francis Wallingham, Sir Christopher Hatton and Sir Walter Raleigh, all of whom I suspect were actually agencies of The Bard with whom he corresponded. all garden lovers and investigated various fertilizers, especially salt and M, which happened to be dug up at Wiston, near nwit, where John Gerard went to school.

His book Flowers of Philosophy includes the manufacture and trade of salt. The nwit-born poet Isabella Whitney, who lived on R's farm nearby. nwit's Salt Town was supposedly inspired by this same book, his book The lamentation of a gentle woman includes the homophonous lamb as well as being an illusion of the word lame that appears in several biographies of The Bard's Alias, so H's book Platt's short The Apology for Certain New Inventions completed by H Platt was given to the printer Richard Field, who also has associations with Shakespeare's works, and his book The Jewel House of Art and Nature was dedicated to Robert Deu, who I suspect is also a Bard Alias, should be I noticed that the word PE is contained in the name of Hans Asper, who was supposedly taught to paint by Hans Hine and is particularly known for his studies of flowers and fruits, including pears .

It would also be remiss of me not to point out that the name Shakespeare also contains the word per and that Sir John's achievement but has three golden pairs as well as a parrot and a PPR with leaves or PPR proper simply happens to be the initials also of Peter Paul Rubin The gun houses built by Sir Hu Platt remind us of the gun houses built in nwit by Sir Edmund Wright, who was mayor of London and also president of St Thomas' Hospital, owner of the Bewick estate in Holderness mentioned in videos above, this brings us back to John Gerard, the nwit botanist, who I also went to London, but as supposedly William Cel's gardener, thanks for watching, there will be many more videos like this in the near future.

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