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He learned discipline and stagecraft in these years, and he earned the respect and sometimes love of his colleagues. It seems the whole outrage by the city attorney was just more fancy stagecraft. If Shakespeare's known patrons (Strange, Southampton, and Rutland) were all either Catholic or suspected of Catholicism, and if Shakespeare, as Ackroyd claims, addressed himself to their interests, then the position of Catholicism at the time deserves at least as much attention as Ackroyd gives to the minutiae of Elizabethan stagecraft. |
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