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A superbly attracted detective tale with completely fresh ideas into Shakespeare’s existence In 1612, William Shakespeare provided proof in a court situation at Westminster and it's the only real occasion which his real spoken words were documented. The situation appears routine—a question over an outstanding relationship dowry—but an unexpected window is opened by it in to the dramatist’s notoriously unknown existence. As a springboard utilizing the courtroom account, recommended nonfiction author Charles Nicholl investigates this interesting time in Shakespeare’s existence. With data from the wide selection of resources, Nicholl produces a powerful, comprehensive consideration of the conditions in which Shakespeare lived and worked in the period in which he wrote these plays as Othello, Measure for Measure, and King Lear.