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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,England’s Past, itself, of the soil — wold and forest and stream — its sights and sounds, its customs and its lore. Patriotism, properly speaking, is an extension of just that : built upon that ground, rich in inspiration, the life of the spirit, drawing upon the sediment accumulated by the generations that have g

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Between Two Worlds,sed from the scene. But not before she had surmounted the last and saddest crisis of the reign with the Essex Rising — the fringes of which touched the Chamberlain’s men, and in which the Earl of Southampton was inculpated with Essex. In the theatre, a new period began in 1600 with the reopening of

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The Romances,cumstances were changing in the theatre, as in the society for which it catered and which it expressed. The older cohesion of society was yielding to the pressure of new wealth, more complex strains. A new generation was coming up with other ideas and demands, and newer writers to please them. Old f

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,England’s Past,okens meanness of spirit. Neither was characteristic of William Shakespeare — and he received his reward in inexhaustible inspiration, subjects, themes, characters, stories, legends, memories and associations, every kind of lore.

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New Place,London. On 17 November 1614 Thomas Greene, steward and town clerk of Stratford, who was living at New Place in 1609, wrote of ‘my cousin Shakespeare coming to town yesterday’ with his son-in-law Dr. John Hall ; and Shakespeare was away from home still at Christmas.