After the death of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe honored his memory with a play on the subject of Edward II. Group of

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After the death of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe honored his memory with a play on the subject of Edward II. Group of

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Vadim26 [7] · Answer 1 · 2022-06-13T22:41:28+03:00

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False.

Explanation:

Edward II was a play written by Christopher Marlowe, who was also a great influencer of the Elizabethan writers during and after his time. The play depicts a homosexual relationship between King Edward II of England and the 1st Earl of Cornwall, Piers Gaveston.

The statement that Edward II was written by Marlowe as a way of honoring the memory of William Shakespeare after his death is false as Marlowe died before Shakespeare. While Shakespeare died in 1616, Marlowe was killed in 1593. The play Edward II was entered into the Stationer's Register some five weeks after the death of Marlowe.