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1.Why do authorship doubters point to Shakespeare’s tombstone as evidence?

2.How do documents from the time represent Shakespeare’s activities? Do they point to writing?

3.What famous American writer doubted Shakespeare authorship? What was the point of his example of catfish fishing?

4.What evidence do Shakespeare scholars point to as proof that he wrote the works attributed to him?

5.Why would someone write a book and not use their own name? 6.Why do you think Shakespeare’s works are taught around the world?

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