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Analysis Of Words Don T Have More Power Than Weapon In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar

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In Julius Caesar, shakespeare proves that word don’t have more power than weapons. This I’ll be my explanation of the way i think this way. My opinion is not fact, but I think it is worth reading, so if you give me the time I’ll persuade you. In Julius Caesar the actions of Caesar led a lot of his close friends to murder him Without very much evidence if any at all. (Shakespeare) There were some very powerful speeches by both Brutus and Anthony, but in the end Anthony’s was better. Now the Anthony speech was special because he started a mob who then backed him. But words never got the other side to back down only weapons, and now Brutus is dead, and so is Cassius. (Shakespeare) I get that there have been a lot of powerful speeches throughout
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