William Shakespeare as an upstart crow

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William Shakespeare as an upstart crow refers to the famously scornful early characterization of Shakespeare as an ambitious, presumptuous playwright encroaching on the territory of established university-educated dramatists.

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Greene's Groats-Worth of Wit → portrays → William Shakespeare as an upstart crow ⓘ