Titlebook: William Shakespeare; A Biography A. L. Rowse Book 1963 A. L. Rowse 1963 biography.Britain.history of literature.literature.William Shakespe

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Elizabethan Warwickshire,st fully and faithfully mirrored, should have been born there in the Elizabethan age. These things, place and time — the very dates 1564–1616 — are significant: if he had been born twenty years earlier or later, his achievement would not have been what it was. The time would have been not ripe, or i

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Stratford Town,ddle Ages : three streets running parallel with the River Avon, one of them open to the river, where in Elizabeth’s days there were archery butts by the bridge — now laid out as grounds, presided over by the . — three streets at right angles to the others, running roughly east and west. The boundari

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Family: School: Church, with the possible exception of Marlowe ; of some of them we know hardly a thing. Take the case of Ben Jonson, the outstanding personality among them all, whose later years we come to know in more detail than any other’s.

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Youth and Marriage, we must watch for corroboration from external evidence. After all a writer writes about his own experience — he cannot exclude himself from his work, even if he would. Even with a dramatist, instinctive affinities, unconscious preferences are revealed by tone and frequency of reference. And there a

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Reputation,ttack on him, written when dying, bitter words that tell us a good deal about Greene himself, the rising dramatist of whom he was envious, and the literary life of Elizabethan London. This first reference to Shakespeare in London used to be taken as the starting point of his career as a dramatist. I

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