A. L. RowseAuthor of William Shakespeare: A BiographyAlso known as: A L Rowse, Rowse A. L., A.L. ed. Rowse, Alfred L. Rowse, A. L. Rowse ed., intro Rowse A.L. ... (see complete list), A.L.ROWSE. Editor, Alfred Leslie Rowse, A. L-A Modern Version With Introduction By Rowse
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