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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Youth and Marriage, even if he would. Even with a dramatist, instinctive affinities, unconscious preferences are revealed by tone and frequency of reference. And there are overtones, recognisable enough, when the writer is speaking for himself through one of his creations.

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Reputation,n fact, it is a recognition that he has arrived, that his apprenticeship is virtually behind him, that he is beginning to be well known. He now has a body of work to show. By 1592 he has accomplished the three chronicle plays of . and ..

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The Late Nineties,oper recognition of status, for the successful dramatist with a now assured position, the security of the good fellowship of the Chamberlain’s company behind him, in which he was a sharer, the most important fellow after Richard Burbage himself.

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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 faces and friends were falling away.