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## SAT Annual Conference
To mark the 400th anniversary of the death of the 3rd Earl of Southampton in November 1624
##### 1\. When or where did you first become intrigued with the Shakespearean works?
The SAT's Direct of Research gives her reasons
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Our goal is the advancement of learning with reference to the social, political, and literary history in the 16th & 17th centuries and the authorship of the works that appeared under the name William Shakespeare.
Prizewinning writer of fact-based fictions and fiction-unravelling facts.
Historian and pop culture geek. Shakespeare nerd.
Chair of the Shakespearean Authorship Trust
Trustee of SAT and also the De Vere Society. I’m an actress, singer and writer living in London.
Trustee of the SAT
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