To be or not to be, that is the question. Although the original quotation from Hamlet was not about the author himself, instead it was a written story by an author. Scholars ask the question on the same premise. Was the man William Shakespeare truly the author of all these astonishing, spellbound works, such as the infamous Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet, or was the name simply a pseudonym for Edward de Vere, 17th Earl …
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…as to give a man, of his knowledge, nonexistent, the power that he should of got for the rest of all time? It is hard to believe, but then again it is a pretty close match. This is going to be left as is unless a new technology comes in to save the day. Is the faith in our hearts enough to keep the rhythm of the iambic pentameter belonging to the man, William Shakespeare?