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bvbygoonnn bvbygoonnn
  • 30-08-2016
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To which era do William Shakespeare’s plays belong?

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W0lf93 W0lf93
  • 17-08-2017

William Shakespeare's plays belong to the Elizabethan era of English history. A time period also referred to as the English Renaissance for the increased prosperity and subsequent flourishing of the arts at the time. Many people view this as the Golden age in English history.

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lakeshiamartin6 lakeshiamartin6
  • 28-04-2020

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Elizabethan

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