Literature Shakespeare

Was Shakespeare a contemporary in the 16th century?

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Was Shakespeare a contemporary in the 16th century?

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Yes, William Shakespeare was indeed a contemporary figure in the 16th century.

Shakespeare's birth in 1564 falls squarely within the 16th century. He began to gain prominence as a playwright and poet towards the late 16th century, with many of his early works being written and performed before 1601.

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