Manfredi's Ides of March

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The Ides of March" is a compelling historical novel that chronicles the last days of Julius Caesar in ancient Rome. Set in 44 BC, the book masterfully weaves together historical accuracy and narrative tension, leading up to Caesar's infamous assassination on March 15th. Manfredi, both a historian and novelist, brings to life the political intrigue, conspiracies, and personal relationships that culminated in one of history's most famous betrayals.

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