Plays were not banned at any time during Shakespeare's career. Censored, certainly, but never banned. Indeed the writing and performing of plays was actively encouraged by both monarchs in this period (provided, of course, they were acceptable to the censor). Although certain officials in the City of London opposed the building of playhouses and the performances of the adult companies due to the health risks, traffic problems and increase in crime involved, the acting companies just went into the suburbs to perform. There was no obstacle of this kind to Shakespeare's career as a writer.
Self defense
If you take the example of the UK (where guns are banned), the normal police on duty on the streets are not armed with guns. There are UK police trained to use and carry guns but they only do so when responding to a situation where a criminal is seen to be armed. Based on this tried example, is is clear that if guns were banned effectively, the police would not need to carry weapons.
Anywhere where they sell books. It would be a very poor bookstore indeed that did not carry the works of Shakespeare somewhere.
Kill the innocent, Kill the king, Banned fun things, Carry it on yourself.
Writing code is known as programming.
By clicking save draft and a copy will be saved, so that you can carry on writing it later.
Objects can carry larger implications about people and situations.
no, shakespeare did not have any known relatives because his only son died of an illness known as the plague, at the age 11. And his daughter could not carry out his legacy.
no, shakespeare did not have any known relatives because his only son died of an illness known as the plague, at the age 11. And his daughter could not carry out his legacy.
He used his voice, back then theatres were made to carry and project sound.
Since he was an actor, he had to know swordplay, be able to fall or die convincingly, he had to make his voice carry well, he had to use exaggerated hand movements, and he had to have a good memory.
Because of sexuality and stronge language. Today, many libraries now carry this book.