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17-03-2016
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Julius Caesar and Queen Elizabeth I were often considered __________, leaders who worked to seize absolute power.

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21-03-2016

Julius Caesar and Queen Elizabeth I were often considered despotic leaders who worked to seize absolute power, although it should be noted that Caesar was generally more despotic than Elizabeth.

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