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Shakespeare was one of the most sought after playwrights of his time, regardless of how he started his career. In the end, it is reasonable to hypothesize that his method of writing, his subject matter, and indeed his life, was heavily influenced by the socio-political events of his time, as well as what was popular in the arena of theater.

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