JULIUS CAESER – BY PHILIP FREEMAN, BOOK REVIEW





🍹Book review- What a lavish book, a mastery account of one of the world’s greatest leader. This book is not a biography of some historical character it’s a spectacular journey of ancient Europe.
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This book will landed you on the shore of magnificent Roman Empire.
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The best part of the book is you won’t feel like you are reading a history book rather it feels like roaming with one of the greatest leader of all time. You will learn how was the history of British, how was the life in ancient Europe all described and developed through out the book as well as it keeps unraveling the unseen part of caesar’s life.
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Easy words and paceful writing truly justified with Julius caesar’s ambitious life journey. Every chapter of this book is started with collectable quotes, sometimes quotes by Cicero sometimes with Plato and by Caesar himself. With all the glittering jewels inside this book is enough to hook you, even any non history lover….This book is a gem. If you have interest in leader’s work then i am sure you will enjoy every bit of word here. Julius Caesar a mesmerizing persona.
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An enthralling journey of one of the most glorious ancient civilization of Europe just has ended alluring me with its dazzling persona. A great splendorous journey with world’s all time greatest leader, Julius Caser, now ended and filled me with a mind-blowing experience.🌊🌊🌊
💁🏻‍♀️I am giving this book 5 +stars.

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