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Julius Caesar Rhetorical Analysis

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Julius Caesar Rhetorical Analysis The most infamous betrayal in history started off with a hopeful beginning. Julius Caesar was a beloved Roman general that gained substancial influence and power through his military victory in the civil war. After defeating Pompeii, certain citizens, especially in the senate, were uneasy of the rapid influence Caesar was obtaining. Inevitably, despite warnings of the Ides of March, Caesar was blind sided and betrayed by his very own men. One of the conspirators, the character Casca in Julius Caesar, plays a major role in further developing the plot to murder Caesar. In an attempt to emphasize his purpose, William Shakespeare uses tone and symbolism, in Act I, scene III through Casca. The introduction to
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