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Julius Caesar
Presents a literary analysis of William Shakespeare's classic drama, "Julius Caesar;" and provides information on the play's theme, symbols, character development, and a review of the history and culture of Elizabethan England.
112 pages, Library Binding
First published January 28, 2009
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Joseph Sobran
37 books22 followersAmerican journalist and writer.
In 1972, Sobran began working at National Review. He stayed 21 years.
From 1988 to 2007, Sobran wrote a column for the Roman Catholic newsweekly The Wanderer entitled Washington Watch.
Through much of his career, Sobran identified as a paleoconservative and Constitutionalist. In 2002, Sobran announced his philosophical and political shift to libertarianism.
In 1972, Sobran began working at National Review. He stayed 21 years.
From 1988 to 2007, Sobran wrote a column for the Roman Catholic newsweekly The Wanderer entitled Washington Watch.
Through much of his career, Sobran identified as a paleoconservative and Constitutionalist. In 2002, Sobran announced his philosophical and political shift to libertarianism.
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