Walter Hurst - Sabbioneta, Italy, An Intersection of Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Edward de Vere?
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The document discusses Sabbioneta, Italy, highlighting its connections to Shakespeare and significant historical architecture. It mentions key sites such as the Ducal Palace, various churches, and the Teatro all’ Antica, the world's first purpose-built theater. The text poses questions about the city's relevance in the search for Shakespeare's true authorship and its value for exploration.
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Walter Hurst - Sabbioneta, Italy, An Intersection of Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Edward de Vere?
- 1. Sabbioneta, Italy: An Intersection of Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and Edward DeVere?
- 5. A Warrior
- 6. Vitruvious
- 8. The foundational book on Italian architecture
- 10. The Duke’s Oak
- 12. The Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary the Crowned
- 13. Chisea della Beata Vergine Incoronata
- 15. With the first-ever purpose-built stand-alone theatre in the world
- 16. The seats look pretty hard, though
- 17. What About Sabbioneta? Is it a significant place in the search for the true author of Shakespeare? Is it worth a look? Is it worth a detailed exploration?
- 18. Sabbioneta
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