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Shakespeare was born in 1564. As years go it was fairly uneventful for England in terms of tragic events. Historical accounts of England at that time only list the Birth of Shakespeare and a few other minor nobles as significant.

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Shakespeare's only male heir, Hamnet, died.
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Hamnet Shakespeare (Williams son) passed away.

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Shakespeare's son Hamnet died, in 1596, shortly after Romeo and Juliet was written.

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In 1596 Shakespeare's eleven-year old son Hamnet died.

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That was the year that his son Hamnet died.

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His son's death, Hamnet

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His son Hamnet died.

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World War 2 or 1 was happening

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