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April 10, 2008

Germaine Greer's Shakespeare's Wife

by Laura Shapiro, Slate, USA - She's obsessed with the other Shakespeare—Ann (or Anne, or maybe Agnes) Hathaway (or Hathwey, possibly Gardner), who married William sometime around the end of November 1582. She was 26, he was 18. She was three months pregnant with the first of their three children. And that's pretty much all we know.

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