Macbeth is one of William Shakespeare's most famous plays, but the play's King actually existed. He was King of Scots from 1040-1057, though it is said he was killed in battle by the future Malcom III. Despite his role in Shakespeare's work, no historic evidence has been found to suggest Macbeth was a tyrant.
8 comments:
cool to know!
So was there a real Lady Macbeth?
Huh, I didn't know that.
I didn't know all of that, new a bit.
Macbeth and his dear "lady" were a curse for
us here studying English literature.
Pity that there are still a lot of evil Lady Macbeths still
in this world!!!
Shakespeare was not the flavour of the month / year, I can assure
you in my final years of college.
Cheers
Colin (Brisbane. Australia.)
A fact a day keeps Jack from being a dull boy.
That is very interesting info!
Uh-oh - so who really said, "out, out damn spot," to the dog?
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