This week in Country Life we uncover how one man cracked a complex Tudor code to reveal the true face of Shakespeare - the literary discovery of the century.
In this issue we also focus on Mediterranean property, admire the magnificent avian Fisher King, meet the man who brings hand-dived scallops from the Sound of Mull to London restaurants, we put the new Jaguar XE saloon to the test and we learn to cook with new potatoes.
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'If you think you need a television in your room, you are in the wrong place': Why sleeping under canvas makes for a complete safari experienceA tented safari will surprise even the most seasoned traveller, says Mark Hedges, and nowhere more so than in Botswana, where the rhythms of life seem supercharged.
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Inverewe: The making of 'The Oasis of the North' in a wind-battered corner of north-west ScotlandInnovative 21st-century composting and mulching techniques combined with a 19th-century shelterbelt ensure that the famous gardens of Inverewe in Wester Ross continue to thrive. Caroline Donald explains more; photographs by Andrea Jones.
