The Winter's Tale appears to have first seen public light in the spring of 1611; and the internal evidence from style and thought shows, even if no external evidence were forthcoming, that it must have been one of Shakespeare's latest plays, written not merely when his wisdom of life and his power over language were most complete, but when, after all his struggles, inward and outward, he had reached that perfection of peace which his latest plays so delightfully reflect.
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