Caesar | Literary Qualities
Isenberg writes in a clear and lively style, presenting Caesar's life and deeds in chronological order. He frequently supplies background information to help the reader understand events. For example, the biography describes the Roman army's organization and structure in the section on Caesar's conquest of Gaul. The author deftly weaves this information into the narrative so that the story keeps moving while the reader learns a good bit about Roman life.
The author does an excellent job of distinguishing historical fact from legend. He mentions the myths surrounding Caesar's...
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