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2 December, 21:05

Why did Shakespeare write the play Julius Caesar?

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    Julius Caesar is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, written sometime around 1599. As movie posters and book covers like to say, the play is "based on a true story": the historical events surrounding the conspiracy against the ancient Roman leader Julius Caesar (c. 100-44B. C.) and the civil war that followed his death.
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