Cato's Defiant Stand: A Speech That Shaped History

This chapter highlights Cato's decisive speech that persuades the Senate to execute conspirators, emphasizing his moral courage amidst political turmoil. It contrasts his unwavering principles with Cicero's hesitance, illuminating the impact of leadership and conviction in shaping Roman history.

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