Brutus’s soliloquy justifies Caesar’s murder
The justification for Caesar’s murder plays an important role in the play Julius Caesar (1599) written by William Shakespeare (1564-1616). We see this soliloquy in…
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Significance of Caesar’s dying words “Et tu Brute
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Isabella’s appeal to Angelo for mercy in Measure for Measure
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Isabella’s charges against Angelo in Measure for Measure
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Short note on the character of Cabot
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Summary of King Lear
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