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William Shakespeare question: How did Shakespeare become well-to-do? he did plays ... Where has shakespeare been? How did shakespeare becom well to do? How did Shakespear become well to do? How did shakespear become well-to-do? How did shakspeare become well to do? What was shakespeare first ocuppation?
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How do you suppose Shakespeare gained his knowledge of the French language? ... How did Shakespeare become a well-to-do? ... Why was that effect to Shakespeare's advantage?
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There is no evidence concerning Shakespeare's activities between 1585 and 1592. He probably served as an apprentice revising old plays for a few years. By 1594 Shakespeare had become a member of the Lord Chamberlain's Men, who were performing at the Theatre in Shoreditch.
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library.ups.edu/instruct/ricig/henryv/shakespeare.htm
library.ups.edu/instruct/ricig/henryv/shakespeare.htm
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He was a shareholder in the Globe theatre as well as within the Lord Chamberlain's Men (the theatre troupe he was involved with as a playwright and sometime actor - later they were known as The King's Men when patronage changed to King Jame...
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Shakespeare may well have witnessed a morality play or two when he was younger, he may have heard of them, there may have been remnants performed at holidays...but he didn't write for an art-form that no longer existed (even though there is certainly a hint of influence in his own work).
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Shakespeare by the standards of his time, came to the profession late. He must have worked exceptionally hard to become a successful actor only a few years after he arrived in London. That he was becoming a successful author at the same time is a tribute to his energy and genius.
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1. When and where was Shakespeare born? ... 4. How much formal education did Shakespeare have? ... 10. How did Shakespeare become well to do?
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www.k12k.com/db/academics/english/classhomepage/english...
www.k12k.com/db/academics/english/classhomepage/english10/021604/gettingacquaintedoutline.htm
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Cole Porter might well have been addressing his fellow composers when he punctuated Kiss Me Kate with the advice to "Brush Up Your Shakespeare." ... During his many long school days there, young Shakespeare would have become thoroughly grounded in Latin, acquired some background in Greek, and developed enough...
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people.brandeis.edu/~teuber/shakespearebio.html
people.brandeis.edu/~teuber/shakespearebio.html
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Is it possible to become well read without that solid foundation? Or what if you got lost in mundane life tasks and put reading by the wayside for a while? Can you still be well read? In my opinion, ... Shane -- I read everything, and I disagree about Shakespeare. ;) I think it does help to see the plays as well,
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www.diylife.com/2008/05/15/how-to-become-well-read/
www.diylife.com/2008/05/15/how-to-become-well-read/
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