THE BATTALION
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ASSISTANTS.—W. H. WMsenant, A C. Bland, J. S. Spiller, W. Saunders, -E.
Martin, W. F. Dwyer.
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Voe. 6. Coeeege Station, Tex., Dec., 1898. No. 3.
SHAKESPEARE’S CONCEPTION OF OCTAVIUS
C/ESAR AS PORTRAYED IN HIS “ANTONY
AND CLEOPATRA.”
R. J. P.
When we examine the characters in Shakespeare’s
Antony and Cleopatra, the character of Octavius Caisar
presents itself at once as that of a man deserving- attention