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Website: Folger Shakespeare Library

Posted on April 7, 2025April 7, 2025 by Dr. Hawley

If you like Shakespeare, this website is for you. The Folger Shakespeare Library has a great deal of information on the live, times, and works of the great bard from Stratford upon Avon.

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I'm a Humanities professor at PHSC, and I've decided to put a blog together to help my students do research in their humanities and art appreciation classes. View all posts by Dr. Hawley

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