Due to circumstances beyond my control, Shakespeare’s England: Everyday Life In Seventeenth Century England has had to move to a new location. If you’re a regular reader, please bookmark this new URL.
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If Shakespeare’s England is still in 17th C London (and now under your control), your fans will be delighted that you have outwomanouvered the 21st C mountebank who stole your site.