A lot of our information about Shakespeare's life comes from government and church records: records of baptisms, tax records, court records, the records of the Heraldry department, records of the Master of the Revels office, the Probate Office and that sort of thing. Personal diaries and account books occasionally give us a little information about the plays and their performance, but not usually much about Shakespeare himself. Surveys of the literature of the time, like Francis Meres' Pallaidis Tamia, or the Parnassus plays, confirm Shakespeare's place in the theatrical scene but do not tell us much about him personally.
There is not enough personal information on Shakespeare to answer this question accurately and honestly.
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Probably Hamlet is William Shakespeare's most famous play, although Romeo and Juliet must come close.
Shakespeare got much of his information from the writings of Plutarch. But remember, Shakespeare was not a historian, he was a playwright. He used artistic licence to change the characters and their motivations in order to write a good play.
Shakespeare's pen.
The expression does not come from Shakespeare.
From a book called Plutarch's Lives
More of Shakespeare's plays are based on Holinshed's Chronicles than any other work.
We have no information which would suggest that Shakespeare had a pet.
We have no information to suggest that shakespeare ever had a pet.
We have no information about any of William Shakespeare's favourites, as there is little information about his personal life in general.
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