Fasciculus:Sir Thomas More Hand D.jpg

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English: Facsimile of a page of writing by "Hand D" from the Elizabethan play Sir Thomas More, believed by some scholars to be William Shakespeare's handwriting.
Français : Fac-similé de la pièce Sir Thomas More, considéré par certains spécialistes comme étant écrit par William Shakespeare.
Datum saeculum 17
date QS:P,+1650-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
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Fons Scanned from the original document.
Auctor Unknown authorUnknown author.
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recentissima13:56, 15 Augusti 2013Minutum speculum redactionis 13:56, 15 Augusti 2013 factae973 × 1 485 (637 chiliocteti)Tom ReedyDenser version
10:22, 18 Martii 2009Minutum speculum redactionis 10:22, 18 Martii 2009 factae358 × 550 (37 chiliocteti)Lucien leGrey{{Information |Description= {{en|Facsimile of a page of writing from the play ''w:en:Sir Thomas More'', believed by some scholars to be Shakespeare's handwriting}} |Source=English Wikipedia |Date=XVII century |Author=Unknow |Permission= |other_version

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