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"To be or not to be?"
Now, that is a frequently asked question.
Welcome to the HLAS FAQ. This file contains answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) pertaining to William Shakespeare and the Usenet newsgroup Humanities.Lit.Authors.Shakespeare (HLAS).
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The HLAS FAQ was originally compiled by:
Julia Cuffe, Gary Kosinski, Andreas Stokke, Stephanie L. Johnson, Andreas Schlenger, Tom Reedy, Wolfgang Preiss, Mark Alexander, Caius Marcius, Dogbrain, Joe Conlon, Terry Ross, David Kathman, Anistra, Lyn Wood, Emma Harper, Harry Tarsky, Cezary Raczko, Robert L Smith, Tlbeck1, Paul L, Linda Fletcher, & Robert.
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Last updated on April 21st, 2003.