Shakspere
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However, although I recall his leaving his Shakspere* class in the manner you describe, I do not recall his leaving the Chaucer class that way.
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Somebody else tries to prove that Shakspere, the country cutup, could not have written Shakespeare's plays and poems.
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"William, son of John Shakspere," was baptized in 1564 in the Church of the Holy Trinity in Stratford, England.
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His 700-page Will Shakspere and the Dyer's Hand is his second try at unmasking Shakespeare, and the result of 20 years' sniffing among Shakespearean data.
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But in 1599, when Shakspere was only 35, this very verse was published as his in the “Passionate Pilgrim,” where Sonnet 138 appears as number one.
From Bacon and Shakspere by William Henry Burr
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