... . It is also necessary that the Shakespearean author have much knowledge of foreign lands. Of course, much of this information could be found in books, but there are some instances, such as the specific places mentioned in The Merchant of Venice, which strongly suggest that the author had been there to experience it for himself (58). This draws the conclusion that the author ... even though she couldn't read what it said. Interestingly enough, she never asked to see her father's manuscript after his death. One reason for this is that Shakespeare never produced a manuscript, furthermore, ...

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