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No, this is not an accurate source. Shakespeare lived long after Caesar and could not have witnessed the event or talked to anyone who was present.

No, this is not an accurate source. Shakespeare lived long after Caesar and could not have witnessed the event or talked to anyone who was present.
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No, this is not an accurate source. Shakespeare lived long after Caesar and could not have witnessed the event or talked to anyone who was present.

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I would have to agree

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Shakespeare did indeed live long after caesar

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