A lifetime's acquaintance with Shakespeare

Australian Humanist, The 123:2 (forthcoming)
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Bell, John I've been invited to share with you my experiences of a lifetime's acquaintance with Shakespeare, and how that acquaintance has led to what might be loosely termed a humanist philosophy.

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