Way Of Caesar: American Heritage

Synopsis

In larger quantities than most young men, Gaius Julius Caesar had brains, courage, and helpful family ties, but there were few signs that he would use them. Then suddenly, between the years 60 and 44 B.C., when he was in his forties and fifties, he began to excel in everything he attempted. As an orator, politician, military general, writer and statesman he stood above all men of his day. With an