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Recent scholarship has blown the Strachey source to bits. Turns out Shakespeare and Strachey used the same 16th century sources. Shakespeare probably never saw Strachey. The Bermuda that is described in The Tempest is becalmed.
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A Brave Vessel: The True Tale of the Castaways Who Rescued Jamestown and Inspired Shakespeare's "The Tempest" by Hobson Woodward
Thomas Hunter, December 8, 2009
Recent scholarship has blown the Strachey source to bits. Turns out Shakespeare and Strachey used the same 16th century sources. Shakespeare probably never saw Strachey. The Bermuda that is described in The Tempest is becalmed.