Telling Shakespeare’s story ‘by tale or history’

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RT @PalCommsOA: Jeffrey Kahan @ULaVerne traces the acceptance of fictional elements in #Shakespeare biography: https://t.co/tJGsilpBqL #50I…

Jeffrey Kahan @ULaVerne traces the acceptance of fictional elements in #Shakespeare biography: https://t.co/tJGsilpBqL #50ILD #LiteracyDay

New paper traces the acceptance of fictional elements in #Shakespeare #biography: https://t.co/tJGsilpBqL #literature

Telling #Shakespeare’s story ‘by tale or history’.New paper by Jeffrey Kahan @ULaVerne: https://t.co/1Rf41Dr3Iu

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