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Aschlafly: In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (play), the Friends, Romans, Countrymen speech by Mark Antony is an example of conservative populism, and one of the finest speeches in all of literature.

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In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (play), the Friends, Romans, Countrymen speech by Mark Antony is an example of conservative populism, and one of the finest speeches in all of literature.

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 Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the second triumvirate, together with [[Octavian]] and Lepidus, a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up dissension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
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 [[image:Markantony.jpg|300px|thumb|Bust of Mark Antony]]
-Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the second triumvirate, together with [ctavian and [[Lepidus]], a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up dissension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
+Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the second triumvirate, together with [[Octavian]] and Lepidus, a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up dissension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Antony, Mark}}
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 [[image:Markantony.jpg|300px|thumb|Bust of Mark Antony]]
-Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
+Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the second triumvirate, together with [ctavian and [[Lepidus]], a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up dissension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
 {{DEFAULTSORT:Antony, Mark}}
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 [[image:Markantony.jpg|300px|thumb|Bust of Mark Antony]]
-Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
+Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC.  He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers.  He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later.  Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise.  Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]].  Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed.  Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch.  The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony.  Nevertheless, Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]].  The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her.  Their side lost.  Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.
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	Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC. He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers. He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later. Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise. Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]]. Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed. Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch. The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony. Nevertheless Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]]. The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her. Their side lost. Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.		Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC. He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers. He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later. Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise. Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]]. Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed. Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch. The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony. Nevertheless Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]]. The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her. Their side lost. Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.

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−	Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC. He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers. He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later. Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise. Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]]. Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed. Soon Rome fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch. The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony. Nevertheless Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started. The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her. Their side lost. Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.	+	Marcus Antonius ('''Mark Antony''' in English) lived from 83-30 BC. He was a close friend of [[Julius Caesar]], but at first did little to pursue Caesar's killers. He became part of the [[second triumvirate]], together with [[Octavian]] and [[Lepidus]], a few years later. Soon it was just Antony and Octavian, and hostilities began to rise. Octavian's sister Octavia had been given to Antony in marriage to cement their political bond, but he abandoned her to take up with [[Cleopatra]] in [[Egypt]]. Away from [[Rome]], Octavian had the opportunity to stir up discension in the senate unopposed. Soon Rome's fear of Cleopatra reached a fever pitch. The senate declared war on Cleopatra, but not on Antony. Nevertheless Antony joined Cleopatra's side and a civil war started, the last of the [[Roman Republic]]. The decisive battle of the war was the [[Battle of Actium]] a sea fight where Cleopatra fled while the battle was going on and Antony pursued her. Their side lost. Following her to Egypt, Antony was misinformed that Cleopatra had committed suicide, and took his own life.

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