The tragedie of Iulius Caesar
Explores the deep repercussions of political murder and betrayal on the human heart. Conspiracy swirls around Julius Caesar, a brilliant politician at the height of his power and popularity. As Caesar grows overly confident and ponders imperial rule, the Roman leader's closest friends debate assassination in the name of the Republic
Drama
xi, 482 pages ; 25 cm
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The tragedie of Iulius Caesar
Appendix
The text
Date of composition
Source of the plot
The tragedy of Julius Caesar / by Sir William Alexander
Character of Caesar
Character of Brutus
Criticisms
Stage history
Dramatic versions
Time analysis
Plan of the work, etc
List of books
Includes The tragedy of Julius Caesar, by Sir William Alexander, Earl of Sterline, p. 315-385
T.-p. printed in red and black