Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare

Caesar returns to Rome in triumph and is offered a crown three times. A group of senators, convinced he will take it, decide the republic can only be saved by killing him — and they need Brutus, the one man everyone trusts, to join.

Caesar dies at the start of act three, and the second half is the more interesting one: two funeral speeches, of which Antony's is the greatest piece of political manipulation ever written, and a civil war conducted by men who did the right thing incompetently. Brutus is the most honourable person in the play and the most destructive.

The most-taught of the Roman plays, and the best short introduction to Shakespeare's politics.

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