Shakespeare’s Enduring Fame Across Nations
The 300 years since his death mark Shakespeare as the greatest writer, universally acknowledged by France, Germany, Russia, and Italy. While debates linger over authorship by Bacon, his works’ beauty and power remain uncontested, with Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet among his most celebrated dramas.
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Romeo and Juliet Retold on the Three Hundredth Anniversary
The piece recounts Shakespeare's tale of Romeo and Juliet with emphasis on the lovers' secret marriage, Tybalt's death, Romeo's banishment, Juliet's feigned tomb, and the tragic end. It notes Frain Laurence's role and cites Frank Dicksee's paintings accompanying the feature. The story marks the global commemoration of Shakespeare's life and death with reflections on enduring love.
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