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The Complete Book of Shakespeare was published in February 1811, in the second volume, The English Poetry, by William Shakespeare Jr. and Richard Henry. James and Catherine the Great were the two most eminent writers of English literature. John Locke and Thomas Jefferson were two of the largest and most celebrated English writers of the nineteenth century and both were deeply affected by the influence of William Shakespeare on their literary works.