Shakespeare as a Groom of the Chamber

This fascinating study explores the role of William Shakespeare as a groom of the chamber, a position of some influence at the royal court. The book examines the duties, responsibilities, and privileges associated with this position, shedding new light on the life and career of this iconic figure.
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