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Caesar's death creates a new political reality in which the Roman people feel guilty for doubting him and the conspirators are morally paralyzed.
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Caesar's death creates a new political reality in which the Roman people feel guilty for doubting him and the conspirators are morally paralyzed.
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"Right? Otherwise, Caesar would surround himself with party guards. Otherwise, Caesar would not make himself available to his enemies. So, upon the death of..."
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"Okay? And to compound the guilt, Caesar showered the people with generosity upon his death. Right? Okay? So, you can see how the death..."
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"He's the one who wants to become king. Right? Therefore, Marcus Brutus and Cassius could only wait for their deaths. Because if they're the..."
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"...other hand, can adapt their military strategy to the economic and political realities, okay? So for example, what they're doing now... First of all,..."
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"...other hand, can adapt their military strategy to the economic and political realities. Okay? So, for example, what they're doing now is they're charging..."
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