Caesar at the Rubicon
by Theodore H White
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Readers appreciate the depth of character in the play, particularly how it portrays the complexities of its main character. Many find the historical insights relevant and well-articulated, though a few feel that the dialogue can be overly expository and the action lacking for some audiences.
Depth of character portrayalRelevant historical insightsThought-provoking commentaryDialogue can be overly expository
Synopsis
A study of the greatest Republic of antiquity as success and power first undermined, then doomed it.
Julius Caesar furiously debates whether to destroy the Roman Republic that has made him great.
Publication
PublisherSamuel French
Year1978
BindingTextbook Binding
Pages200
PlaceNew York, USA
LanguageEnglish
ISBN-139780060146023
ISBN-100060146028
Caesar at the Rubicon is a American play written by Theodore H White and published by Samuel French in New York, USA (1978).
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Samuel French · 1978 · 200 pp
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