''More natural to the nation'': Situating Shakespeare in the ''Querelle de Canary''.
The article presents an overview of implication of viticulture and wine consumption in global systems of production and trade. It presents brief information on pervasiveness of sack wine in England which was depicted in the paly "Henry IV," Part 2 by playwright William Shakespeare. It mentions the T...
| Publicado en: | Shakespeare Studies (Rosemont Publishing & Printing Corporation) Vol. 42; pp. 106 - 122 |
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Rosemont Publishing & Printing Corporation
2014
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| Sumario: | The article presents an overview of implication of viticulture and wine consumption in global systems of production and trade. It presents brief information on pervasiveness of sack wine in England which was depicted in the paly "Henry IV," Part 2 by playwright William Shakespeare. It mentions the Treaty of London in 1604 which caused the lifting of official ban on Spanish wine trade. |
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