Who called William Shakespeare "An upstart crow?" Why?
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Apparently because the university educated Robert Greene, who so labeled Shakespeare in his Groats-Worth of Witte (1592), felt that actors should read lines rather than write them.
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ROBERT GREENE called WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE an upstart crow.
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the pamphlet was called as the Groatsworth of Wit in which Robert GREENE attacks the actor WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE as an upstart crow.
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