The “Bard of Avon” was a nickname bestowed upon which man? and WHY?

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The nickname “Bard of Avon” uniquely belongs to William Shakespeare, making Julius Caesar, Napoleon Bonaparte, and Ludwig van Beethoven incorrect choices. Julius Caesar was a Roman general, Napoleon Bonaparte a French military leader, and Ludwig van Beethoven a renowned composer, none of whom were known for their literary works like Shakespeare, who earned the title “Bard of Avon” for his significant contributions to English literature and drama.

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