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What does brutus believe might happen to caesar once he is crowned?

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<span>Brutus thinks Caesar might become a tyrant and even abolish the Senate, or at best have the Senate totally irrelevant. servant to Caesar. Brutus fears that all

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A View of the Federal Hall of

the City of New York, as Appeared

in the Year 1797.

Henry R. Robinson, Lithograph, 1847.

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