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A lot of theorists believe that William Shakespeare's cannon of literature is just too vast to have been written solely by himself. A feat which must have been made with the help of a tightly knit group of writers, slogging away in a dimly lit room. But how did Shakespeare get all the credit?
A lot of theorists believe that William Shakespeare's cannon of literature is just too vast to have been written solely by himself. A feat which must have been made with the help of a tightly knit group of writers, slogging away in a dimly lit room. But how did Shakespeare get all the credit?
