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Shakespeare's plays were known to contain some distasteful, or ribald, humor, which was not well received by religious authorities. True or False

Shakespeare's plays were known to contain some distasteful, or ribald, humor, which was not well received by religious authorities. True or False
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Shakespeare's plays were known to contain some distasteful, or ribald, humor, which was not well received by religious authorities. True or False

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It is true but it was not obvious because if it was and noticed by a royal blood he would have been killed for making rude things towards royalty.
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its True most had inuendo
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