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Julius Caesar Middle School American History a lesson on identifying evidenceShakespeare probably wrote Julius Caesar in the latter half of 1599, at the end of one of the most turbulent centuries in English history. It says as much or more about Shakespeare's own time than about the time in which it is set. It is a play about power. It's also about those who possess it and those who want to. It is a reflection of Lord Acton's adage: Power tends to corrupt and absolute power tends to corrupt absolutely. Great men are almost