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    Julius Caesar: A Facing-Pages Translation into Contemporary English

    By Jonnie Patricia Mobley

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    The Access to Shakespeare edition of Julius Caesar offers a way to read and study the drama without distracting footnotes. Each page of the play is paired with a modern English translation that parallels the original, line for line. It breaks down the linguistic barriers so you can experience the suspense and conflict just as Shakespeare’s first audience did. See the manipulation, watch good intentions lead to disaster, and discover what drives those who would rule. For an even better experience, use this edition alongside the Julius Caesar Manual.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLorenz Educational Press
    Release dateSep 1, 2010
    ISBN9780787780326
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