William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

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"For nought so vile that on the earth doth live /
But to the earth some special good doth give, /
Nor aught so good but strain'd from that fair use /
Revolts from true birth, stumbling on abuse: /
Virtue itself turns vice, being misapplied, /
And vice sometime's by action dignified."
(Romeo and Juliet, 2.3.17-22) 







Shakespeare Home Pages


    

  1. Anthony Bacon is Shakespeare

  2. Bard, The

  3. Bardolatry 
  4. bardware

  5. Charles and Mary Lamb's Tales From Shakespeare

  6. Complete Works of William Shakespeare, The (The Tech)

  7. Database Of Essays On Shakespeare 
  8. Dr. Shaxper 
  9. Elizabethan Review, The 
  10. Ever Reader, The (online magazine of the Shakespeare Oxford Society)

  11. Folger Shakespeare Library 
  12. Frontline: The Shakespeare Mystery


  13. Globe Theatre



  14. Here Lieth a Pitious Shakespeare Page

  15. Illinois Shakespeare [Festival Research Articles]

  16. Materials for the Construction of Shakespeare's Morals 
  17. Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet

  18. One Shakespearian Insult 
  19. Plutarch and Shakespeare Compared

  20. Poor Yorick

  21. Shake-n-Bacon 
  22. Shakespeare and Anti-Semitism: The Question of Shylock 
  23. Shakespeare and Early Existentialism

  24. Shakespeare Birthplace Trust 
  25.  Shakespeare by Individual Studies

  26. Shakespeare Classroom

  27. Shakespeare Database Project (Germany) 

  28. Shakespeare Discussion List Archives

  29. Shakespeare Illustrated (Harry Rusche, Emory U.)

  30. Shakespeare In Cyberspace 
  31. Shakespeare in Europe (SHINE) 
  32. Shakespeare Links

  33. Shakespeare Magazine

  34. Shakespeare. Nuff said

  35. Shakespeares Org 
  36. Shakespeare Oxford Society

  37. Shakespeare Resource Center, The

  38. Shakespeare Reviews 
  39. Shakespeare Society of Japan, The

  40. Shakespeare Web, The

  41. Shakespeare's Sisters Today 
  42. Shakespearean Sonnet Lighthouse Greetings

  43. Shakespeare Web

  44. Shakespeare Word Frequency Lists 
  45. Shakespearean Homework Helper

  46. Shakespearean Sonnet Lighthouse Greetings 
  47. Shakey's Place

  48. Surfing with the Bard 
  49. Theatre History Cybercourse Shakespeare Page

  50. UCLA Shakespeare Reading and Performance Group

  51. Usenet - humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare

  52. Webspeare











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"To be worst, / The lowest and most dejected thing of fortune, /
 
Stands still in esperance, lives not in fear: / The lamentable change is from the best; /
 
The worst returns to laughter."  (King Lear, 4.1.3-6)






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