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Not remotely. There is a theory pushed by one John Hudson that Amelia Bassano Lanier was both Jewish and the author of Shakespeare's plays, but her mother was a Gentile which means she wasn't Jewish. That's the first problem with the theory. There are many others, a number of them explained in a response to the latest article about Hudson's theory on the linked website. Interested readers should also look at "Contested Will" and "Shakespeare in Truth," both of which explore the fantasy world of people claiming Shakespeare couldn't have written the plays. All of the conspiracy theorists ignore the fact that nobody ever raised the question until the mid-1850s.

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