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How did shakespeare adapt the story of macbeth to suit the tastes of james i, king of england?.
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How did shakespeare adapt the story of macbeth to suit the tastes of james i, king of england?.

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He made it so that Banquo was not involved in murdering King Duncan as King James was descended from him

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He made it so that Banquo was not involved in murdering King Duncan as King James was descended from him

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