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In 1973, Oxford academic A L Rowse published his international breakthrough, Shakespeare the Man, in which he claimed to have decoded Shakespeare's sonnets and discovered the identity of the playwright's mysterious Dark Lady. But was his discovery based on a simple misreading?
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Licence: ERA Licence required
- Type: Factual
- Channel: BBC Radio 4
- Duration: 43'59''
- Broadcast date: 2007
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Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
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- Shakespeare Archive Resource
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