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	Irvin Leigh Matus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Matus advanced this position in the October 1991 issue of The Atlantic Monthly entitled The Case for Shakespeare.
		In the same issue, Tom Bethell wrote The Case for Oxford, in which he argued that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, was the actual author Shakespeare's plays.
		This view is called Oxfordianism, and is currently the most popular alternate theory of the authorship of Shakespeare's works.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Irvin_Leigh_Matus (170 words)

	Shakespeare, in Fact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Irvin Leigh Matus should be commended for his industry.
		Matus gives not just fair, but even patient, hearing; and in many instances where a less forbearing respondent might give a short answer, he explores and explains in further detail.
		Matus gives the short answer -- consult Bullough's standard work on the sources for the parallels to William Strachey's 1610 letter on behalf of the Virginia Company -- but he also resurrects the history of the ship.
	www.enotalone.com /books/0826409288.html (2044 words)

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	shakespeare in fact
		Matus says the central question of the authorship controversy is how Shakespeare stood in relation to his contemporaries.
		With this as his guiding premise, Matus tears apart the arguments of groups who challenge the authorship of the plays, particularly the arguments by those who charge that Shakespeare was the pen name of the Earl of Oxford.
		Drawing from historical documents and literary references, Matus concludes that there is no evidence that can disprove the authorship of the plays by the player himself nor offers evidence that can prove another is more likely to be the author.
	www.renaissancemagazine.com /books/shakes.html (197 words)

	Irvin Leigh Matus -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Matus advanced this position in the October 1991 issue of (Click link for more info and facts about The Atlantic Monthly) The Atlantic Monthly entitled The Case for Shakespeare.
		In the same issue, Tom Bethell wrote The Case for Oxford, in which he argued that (Click link for more info and facts about Edward de Vere) Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, was the actual author Shakespeare's plays.
		This view is called (Click link for more info and facts about Oxfordianism) Oxfordianism, and is currently the most popular alternate theory of the authorship of Shakespeare's works.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/I/Ir/Irvin_Leigh_Matus.htm (158 words)

	Amazon.fr : Chroniques et points de vue Livres en anglais: Shakespeare, in Fact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Matus (Shakespeare: The Living Record) soundly thrashes the Oxfordians, puncturing holes in their theory that de Vere wrote the plays.
		Matus demonstrates that Shakespeare's contemporaries gave little indication that they thought of the Bard as the greatest playwright of his age; only during the 18th-century, when editors corrected real or perceived flaws in the works, did his reputation soar, the author maintains.
		Both Matus and Ogburn deploy a welter of references to the playwright and to the Elizabethan stage; but what they refer to is fragmentary evidence, and missing parts must be inferred.
	www.amazon.fr /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/english-books/0826409288/reviews (641 words)

	Alibris: Matus
		Jill Matus approaches Morrison's fiction as a form of cultural memory concerned with obscured or erased history.
		by Luciano, Matus, and Medina, Cuauhtemoc, and Debroise, Olivier
		A gawky pelican is the object of unkind actions from the other birds in Weeville, until he uses courage and compassion in a daring rescue and becomes a hero.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Matus (688 words)

	Shakespeare in Fact - Irvin Leigh Matus
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		Irvin M Borish - Clinical Refraction - 1125456582
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	Irvin
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		Irvin was one of the first fl players to be signe...
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/irvin.html (79 words)

	Polonius As Lord Burghley Part Four
		So Matus thinks that Burghley would be so universally admired that the playgoers of the day would not even come close to seeing a parallel.
		Instead of leaping into his beloved's grave in an extravagance of grief, upon her death in June 1588, Oxford is not named among those who attended the funeral.
		As Peter R. Moore points out in "Recent Developments in the case for Oxford as Shakespeare", "Irvin Matus' book, Shakespeare, In Fact, is a complete exercise in shooting holes in...
	www.sourcetext.com /sourcebook/essays/polonius/corambis4.html (4981 words)

	Irvin Leigh Matus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In the same issue, Tom Bethell wroteThe Case for Oxford, in which he argued that Edward de Vere,17th Earl of Oxford, was the actual author Shakespeare's plays.
		This view is called Oxfordianism, and is currently the most popular alternate theory of the authorship of Shakespeare'sworks.
		Also in the Shakespeare realm, Matus wrote Shakespeare, the Living Record (Palgrave Macmillan, 1991), a travelogue ofmodern day England pertaining to persons and places mentioned in Shakespeare.
	www.therfcc.org /RFCC/irvin-leigh-matus-291682.html (138 words)

	A Historic Whodunit: If Shakespeare Didn't, Who Did?
		Still, most of the academic establishment remains on the Stratford side, and its position is supported by a formidable cadre of anti-Oxfordians, including Irvin Leigh Matus, an independent scholar and author of "Shakespeare, in Fact" (1994); Prof.
		Stratfordians say that Shakespeare became an actor and that the name William Shakespeare on the title pages of the original editions of the plays, sonnets and long poems proves that their man is the author.
		Matus argues that the playwright used "Shakspere" in the country and "Shakespeare" in the city.
	instruct1.cit.cornell.edu /Courses/engl208/OxfordNYT_021002.html (2652 words)

	Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh & Paul Matus - Page 2
		Paul had a fondness for riding the SIRT and the Staten Island buses in those days before the Verrazano - Narrows Bridge gave New York City's rural island its first "dry" travel link to the rest of the city, and the idea for the SIRT book was born.
		In that year, brothers Irvin Leigh and Paul Matus, partners in the Silver Leaf Rapid Transit Models company, were thinking about the increasing popularity of the booklets and articles they were writing as an adjunct to their hobby goods import business.
		Silver Leaf and the brothers' writing were already heavily identified with the BMT so they decided that it would be a good idea to branch out to something a little different for their next work.
	www.rapidtransit.net /net/thirdrail/0201/sirt2.html (586 words)

	Shakespeare Authorship
		Irvin Leigh Matus's Shakespeare, In Fact (Continuum, 1994) is a good book-length examination of the authorship question, containing thorough demolitions of many Oxfordian claims.
		In this essay, excerpted from a talk delivered at the Library of Congress, Irvin Matus, the author of Shakespeare IN FACT, discusses the common Oxfordian claim that Hamlet is actually a thinly veiled autobiography of Edward de Vere.
		Matus points out the weaknesses of the Oxfordian case, and also argues that the Oxfordian approach to the play seeks to diminish its power as a work of art, reducing a profound exploration of the deepest issues that concern us as people to a petty expression of pique.
	shakespeareauthorship.com (6154 words)

	IRVIN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Search the IRVIN Family Message Boards at Ancestry.com (if available).
		Search the IRVIN Family Resource Center at RootsWeb.com (if available).
		Find graves of people named IRVIN at Find-a-Grave.com (or add one that you know).
	www.worldhistory.com /surname/US/I/IRVIN.htm (73 words)

	[EMLS 5.2 (September, 1999]: 6.1-19 Novel Oxfords
		As Irvin Matus says, the arid Stratfordian records are "hardly a match for.
		As Matus has pointed out, only the accepted chronology of the later plays can explain their Jacobean flavour, vastly different from the optimistic humanism of the 1590s; and in some cases, especially The Winter's Tale, there is virtually conclusive evidence that they were written after 1604.
		Irvin Leigh Matus, Shakespeare, in Fact (New York: Continuum, 1994), p.22.
	purl.oclc.org /emls/05-2/mortoxf.htm (3708 words)

	Oxenford Reader
		Irvin Matus, an independent researcher, is fast emerging as Shakespearean orthodoxy's answer to the populist groundswell of curiosity about the Oxford theory.
		The Queen, it appears, may have been a member of the imaginative conspiracy, and for reasons of her own may have decided to patronize a gifted dramatist, who agreed to remain anonymous, while he loyally rewrote much of the early history of Great Britain.
		We take exception to some of Matus' outrageous statements, for example, that de Vere was not a man of the theater.
	www.shakespeare-oxford.com /oxenford.htm (3369 words)

	Newberry and Caldecott Awards a Bibliogr - Irvin Kerlan
		Irvin Leigh Matus - Shakespeare in Fact - 0826406246
		Irvin N Gleim - CIA Review: Internal Audit Skills - 1581941811
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	vikramasila.org /396264_irvin-kerlan_1125883995newberryandcaldecotta... (70 words)

	willyshakes.com --The Making of a Confirmed Shakespearean, by Irvin Leigh Matus
		Since Matus made a big deal of the word ‘Players’ appearing beside the names of the nine actors, let us consider why the bookkeeper of the Wardrobe found it necessary to identify the actors by their trade, that, as “Players.” Weren’t these men so well known in 1604 that identification as “Players” would be superfluous?
		Roper, “Matus, In Fact?” in a publication of the British De Vere Society, takes off on one of the Draculas of Oxfordian orthodoxy: the alleged transformation of the Shakespeare monument in Holy Trinity Church in Stratford.
		Indeed it seems nothing can kill it, “it” being the engraving in William Dugdale’s Antiquities of Warwickshire, published in 1656, which depicts the half-length figure of Shakespeare in the monument which Oxfordians are convinced is exactly the way it looked until a substitute was made in 1748, which is the one familiar to us.
	willyshakes.com /makingof.htm (8566 words)

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		Surviving Bataan and Beyond: Colonel Irvin Alexander's Odyssey as a Japanese POW
		Review of Surviving Bataan and Beyond: Colonel Irvin Alexander's Odyssey as a Japanese POW
		The Steamer William A. Irvin: The Queen of the Silver Stackers
	www.priceclash.co.uk /search/books/Irvin%20Leigh%20Matus (228 words)

	urbanography(sm)--Where the Dream Was Made by Irvin Leigh Matus - page 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The author at repose in the land of Shakespeare.
		Born and raised in the Brooklyn of the Dodgers and the "Duke of Flatbush," Irvin Leigh Matus now lives and works in Washington, DC, as an independent scholar, writer, editor and library researcher.
		Irv is a prominent exponent of the "Stratfordian" view of the authorship of William Shakespeare's writings, which holds that his works were written by none other than the famous Bard himself, rather than by some other.
	www.urbanography.com /urban/bios/bio_irvm.htm (151 words)

	Shakespeare's Bad Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In Shakespeare, IN FACT (1994), Irvin Leigh Matus attempts to dispose of any notions that Shakespeare had a formal legal education and used legal terms accurately:
		Matus fails to give examples, merely relying on the authority of Mr.
		Those relying solely on Matus would remain unaware of the nearly 150-year history of arguments over Shakespeare's legal knowledge in over 35 books and numerous articles.
	www.everreader.com /BadLaw.htm (4083 words)

	In Fact - The Most In-Depth Press Resource On The Internet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In 1994 Irvin Matus' Shakespeare, IN FACT was published...
		But Matus has, in fact, failed to see the forest for the trees, and while he raises...
		But Matus has, in fact, failed to see the forest for the...
	press.article-times.com /index.php?k=in-fact (1116 words)

	Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh & Paul Matus - Page 16
		Only those who enter or exit at St. George for local points, or who take the ferry and then walk to their destinations in Manhattan pay a full fare.
		We would be grateful for mention of a URL (www.3drail.com) or link as appropriate.
		An example of a brief citation might be: "John James, in an article in The Third Rail Online, said..." For a more extensive citation, an example might be: "Matus, Irvin L. and Paul, Staten Island Rapid Transit, The Third Rail Online, January 2002, pp.
	www.thethirdrail.net /0201/sirt16.html (659 words)

	willyshakes.com -- The New York Times Discovers Oxfordianism, by Irvin Leigh Matus
		Reluctant to shed its sober image, The New York Times labored along without a writer of its own to spread the gospel of the Lord (Oxford, that is) until the advent of William S. Niederkorn, an editor in the Culture department of the newspaper.
		He peeked into my book, Shakespeare, In Fact, for his only reference to a topic from a Shakespearean source, a paraphrase of my comment regarding the spelling of Shakespeare's name: "Mr.
		Matus argues that the playwright used 'Shakspere' in the country and 'Shakespeare' in the city." I'm flattered.
	www.willyshakes.com /alltheviews.htm (2196 words)

	Shakespeare Oxford Society Bookstore
		It may be superseded, but all modern discussions of the authorship of the plays and poems stems from it, and owes the author an inestimable debt." William McFee, from the Preface to the 1948 edition.
		"In his book Shakespeare, In Fact, Irvin Matus promises (p.23) to challenge the evidence for the 17th Earl of Oxford as the true author of the works of Shakespeare.
		[Matus] dwells on a multitude of miscellaneous details, most of them irrelevant to the main anti-Stratfordian and Oxfordian arguments.
	www.shakespeare-oxford.com /bookstor.htm (2146 words)

	Irvin Gleim books ; 1581942036 Misspelled: irvin gleim irfin gliem rivin rvin ivin irin irvn irvi irvingleim leim geim ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
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		Irvin H Kral - Excel Spreadsheet for Engineers and Scientists The - 0132967650
		Irving B Weiner I B Bed D Weiner - Rorschachiana XIX: Yearbook of the International Rorschach Society, Volume 19 - 0889371288
	bookreviewof.com /396255_irvin-gleim_1581942036cmacfmrevieweconomics... (192 words)

	Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh & Paul Matus - Page 15
		Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh and Paul Matus - Page 15
		They hired an image consulting firm to come up with "popular" names for its constituent agencies, and the SIRT's passenger operation from St. George to Tottenville was dubbed "MTA Staten Island Railway," recalling the pre-SIRT days of Vanderbilt.
		This photo was inadverterntly "flipped" (train shown coming from left) in the original SIRT book of 1965.
	www.3drail.com /0201/sirt15.html (260 words)

	Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh & Paul Matus - Page 18
		Staten Island Rapid Transit by Irvin Leigh and Paul Matus - Page 18
		Two thousand copies of the SIRT book were printed and sold out completely in eight months.
		Pictures of the new Ball Park station at TrainWeb.
	www.thethirdrail.net /0201/sirt18.html (351 words)

	Rapid Transit Net - Table of Contents
		The rural rapid transit line that was Commodore Vanderbilt's first railroad venture by Irvin Matus and Paul Matus
		Politics and History of the Transit Fare as the fare rises against the background of New York's Fiscal Crisis in 1975, by Paul Matus
		Illustrated history of one of the pioneers of motion pictures by Irvin Leigh Matus
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