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Assess Booth's claims that his "action was purer than" that of Brutus and that he never sought any personal gain.

Assess Booth's claims that his "action was purer than" that of Brutus and that he never sought any personal gain.
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Assess Booth's claims that his "action was purer than" that of Brutus and that he never sought any personal gain.

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Brutus was the only one who true believed killing Caesar would help their country. He did not do it for power, he did it for his country.  
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