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Pamela Hill has put flesh on the bones of the assumption that Shakespeare went to Scotland. The acceptance of this fact, presumed not least by the information in Macbeth, together with the matter of the cryptic messages in his plays, has been wellfounded by many historians.In A Tale of Strawberries Shakespeares visit to Scotland happens in the years 159293, when theatres in London are closed because of plague. He tours Scotland with a small band of players.He arrives in time to hear rumours about the murder of a young earl in February, meets the suspected murderer Huntly and his possible instigator, the enigmatic King James VI. The kings fears, jealousies and devious forms of revenge giving Shakespeare many new stories, several of which will be used in his plays, including Othello.The people he meets, some of whom remember the kings dead mother Mary Stuart (Queen of Scots), and the fate of those who had helped or hindered her and her son, are varied enough to make a kind of tapestry. They accept him as a writer and player, allowing him to know some of their secrets. The tale of the bloodstained strawberry embroidered handkerchief, produced by Mary Stuart herself, which passes from Huntly to his sister Jean, being but one of many.Following these journeys throughout Scotland, Shakespeare returns to London by Christmas 1594.
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This book has such a cute story about strawberries and friendship. I just wish it was a bit longer — it ended too quickly! Still, the colorful pictures kept my son's attention.
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Marcus Thompson
Charming story, but a bit short
This book has such a cute story about strawberries and friendship. I just wish it was a bit longer — it ended too quickly! Still, the colorful pictures kept my son's attention.
M
Marcus Thompson
Charming story, but a bit short
This book has such a cute story about strawberries and friendship. I just wish it was a bit longer — it ended too quickly! Still, the colorful pictures kept my son's attention.
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Amira Patel
Perfect for the little ones
I purchased 'A Tale of Strawberries' for my twins, and they loved it! It's a great way to teach them about nature and sharing. The illustrations were vibrant and engaging. A sweet addition to our collection!
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Amira Patel
Perfect for the little ones
I purchased 'A Tale of Strawberries' for my twins, and they loved it! It's a great way to teach them about nature and sharing. The illustrations were vibrant and engaging. A sweet addition to our collection!
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