why did Brutus justify Caesar's assassinations? no links guys
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Brutus justifies by saying that Caesar was killed for being over-ambitious. He believes that Caesar did not think about the good of the nation, rather he was concerned about his own self. Therefore, he justifies by saying that he killed Caesar for the good of the nation.
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Given below is the answer to your question.
Brutus justifies by saying that Caesar was killed for being over-ambitious. He believes that Caesar did not think about the good of the nation, rather he was concerned about his own self. Therefore, he justifies by saying that he killed Caesar for the good of the nation.
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