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Who Is The Right To Kill The Conspirator In Julius Caesar

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Would it be right for someone manipulate others to go and kill the conspirators who murdered their best friend? Antony, in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, did just that. Antony made a long speech to convince a crowd of people to be on his side, is able to convince them to kill the conspirators of his best friend’s death while saying they shouldn’t, and all the while was wanting them to kill the conspirators. Antony made a significant action when he made a long speech to convince the crowd to be on his side. Shakespeare wrote that Antony made a long speech and convinced the crowd to take his side. Shakespeare wrote that one member of the crowd stated “Methinks there is much reason in his saying,” and he also wrote that another
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