Caesar Americanus: An American Civil War - Into Tyranny

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Pub Date Sep 15 2015 | Archive Date Sep 25 2015
Smith Publicity | Legacy Books Press

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As the United States plunges into political crisis and civil strife, their plans go astray and the country heads towards anarchy and tyranny. Meanwhile, U.S. Army chief of staff Douglas MacArthur, is the American Caesar who could be king and has the power to stop Hoover and his cronies. Thus the stage is set for a perfect recasting of Shakespeare’s time-honored classic - Julius Caesar. Combining Shakespeare’s story with classic pop culture elements and the two mainstream events of the 1930’s - economic depression and the rise of Fascism - Caesar Americanus demonstrates the timeless value of a great work and how grateful we should be for the history we have.

As the United States plunges into political crisis and civil strife, their plans go astray and the country heads towards anarchy and tyranny. Meanwhile, U.S. Army chief of staff Douglas MacArthur, is...


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Author Bio: John-Allen Price won the Pendell Award for Journalism from Bradley University in 1977 and is the author of historical fiction and non-fiction books, including The War that Changes the World. He lives in Lewiston, New York.

Author Bio: John-Allen Price won the Pendell Award for Journalism from Bradley University in 1977 and is the author of historical fiction and non-fiction books, including The War that Changes the...


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