Conqueror, Tyrant, Opportunist
Gaius Julius Caesar: 100 to 44 BC
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K Joseph Sawhill
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Justin Crowder
More than 2,000 years after his death, Julius Caesar remains one of history's most iconic figures. Why does his story fascinate us? Is the version we know and are taught entirely truthful? Was he simply a ruthless general who became a hated tyrant? Or an unlikely savior of a decaying Rome? Would Western Civilization be the same without him? Is his greatness an exaggeration?
This book explores all those questions through the telling of his life and accomplishments, along with discussions of the views of historians and others through the centuries following his life. In trying to understand the history of Western Civilization Julius Caesar's life is essential.
©2026 Justin R Crowder (P)2026 Justin R Crowder
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