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Book · 1886 · Imaginary letters

Shakespeare's Insomnia and the Causes Thereof

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Uh in a in a work of his a work of heads called Shakespeare's insomnia and the causes thereof he claims that newly discovered correspondence between Shakespeare Sir Walter Raleigh an actor named William Kemp and a money Linder with a tremendously offensive name morai all show that Shakespeare had difficulty with money and marriage and that this led to.
Ben Bowlin · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know · Oct 2024 Listen at 35:03

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In a work of his called Shakespeare's Insomnia and the Causes Thereof, he claims that newly discovered correspondence between Shakespeare, Sir Walter Raleigh, an actor named William Kemp, and a moneylender with a tremendously offensive name—he all show that Shakespeare had difficulty with money and marriage!
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