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Shakespeare's Childhood

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November 29, 2016

 

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The famous William Shakespeare is a thriving example of this theory; however, there is a main difference between Shakespeare's fame from the normal rag-to-riches story, and his eminence is most comparable to Van Gogh. During the time when he was alive, his literature was not taken seriously. It was merely viewed as a form of writing not meant to be explored, and much less, praised...
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The famous William Shakespeare is a thriving example of this theory; however, there is a main difference between Shakespeare's fame from the normal rag-to-riches story, and his eminence is most comparable to Van Gogh. During the time when he was alive, his literature was not taken seriously. It was merely viewed as a form of writing not meant to be explored, and much less, praised...
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