Shakespeare's plays reflected elizabethan england's
a. onadventurous spirit
b. passion f...
English, 05.11.2019 22:31 brooklyn674
Shakespeare's plays reflected elizabethan england's
a. onadventurous spirit
b. passion for music and poetry
c. fierce army
d. disdain for fools
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