Re: Shakespeare's MacBeth -- The Black Watch

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Date Posted: 10:41:46 10/23/01 Tue
Author: Terry Wessling
Author Host/IP: meddle.uswest.com / 199.168.32.6
Subject: Re: Shakespeare's MacBeth
In reply to: Nancy 's message, "Shakespeare's MacBeth" on 21:10:23 10/05/01 Fri

I cannot conjecture as to why Welles chose to produce the play in this manner, but I can tell you that Shakespeare took great liberties with historical accuracy. MacBeth did not kill off the previous king, ruled well for something like 30 years, and died a natural death.

Terry W.

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