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False Of Shakespeare
To Play One False In one of his lesser known poems, it is said Shakespeare wrote, “In fact your mastery of the art is so great your lies are crowned with success.” Though, according to the conspirators, these words were written by someone else, perhaps to mock that Shakespeare earned success by stealing their work. Commonly referred to as the greatest and most influential artist ever, Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in the 16th century and worked as an actor. Although, he may have never written a sonnet, as a myriad of evidence leads many to suspect the theatricals attributed to Shakespeare were written by others.
Little documentation of Shakespeare’s life exists. A scarce amount of records provide his family information and some

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