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Shakespeare

10 Jul 2012

Two Gents and their Ladies, in Verona and Otherwise

by Margot Fortunato Galt | posted in: The Arts | 0

When Shakespeare set his play about male bonding and verbal horseplay in Verona, he may have tipped his hat at a feature of Roman comedy–the sparring of slaves/servants as they outwit their masters. Verona was a Roman city as its … Continued

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