Shakspeare's Julius Caesar

Focusing on Marcus Brutus, the play explores his internal conflict between honor, patriotism, and friendship amidst the backdrop of Julius Caesar's assassination. While Caesar's presence looms large, it is Brutus's psychological struggle that drives the narrative. This edition not only features Shakespeare's renowned 1599 work but is also enhanced with a new biography, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in the playwright's life and the historical context of his work.