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CLEAN : New plaque marks where Shakespeare lived in the City of London
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The video discusses a gas map highlighting Cripplegate and its historical significance. It explores the location where Shakespeare lodged in the city, emphasizing the importance of this discovery during the 400-year celebration of his death. The video reflects on Shakespeare's legacy and the ongoing fascination with his life and works.
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