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A Probable Italian Source of Shakespeare's "Julius Cæsar"

Note 132 — “CESARE” IN ENGLAND

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Alexander, in his younger days, travelled in France, Spain and Italy. He was high in the favor of James VI. of Scotland and accompanied him to London in 1603, where he became an intimate of Prince Henry. That he was well and favorably known to the authors of the day may be inferred from the dedication of a sonnet to him by Michael Drayton.

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