Shakespeare's Caesar vrs. the Historical Caesar

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…showed last 75 words of 1667 total…villain, one who wishes to destroy the great republic of Rome, though the truth is that this is what he was. He wanted to be king, there is no doubt in my mind of this, yet he was prevented by men who cared more for the State than for their own lives. Works Referenced: SUETONIUS, The Twelve Caesars, 1957 PLUTARCH, Lives of the Noble Romans, 1959 BAKER, Barton, Kermode, et al., eds., The Riverside Shakespeare (Second Edition)