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Why is Thomas Howard listed twice?

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I removed the entry "Shakespeare writes his 16th play." According to Wikipedia's own Chronology of Shakespeare plays, the first datable play is 1590, and according to the article William Shakespeare, 1586 is still within what are called the "lost years," in which it's not clear what Shakespeare was up to or certainly whether he was writing anything. 1596 would be a possibility for a 16th play, though hardly confirmable--perhaps that was what the editor was thinking? blameless 17:51, 2 October 2006 (UTC)Reply

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