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Leadership and Dido
Dido a Better Leader
Caesar as a leader was a very harsh and a very unmanly man. Caesar was a man who made them fight for his own wars. He had many men battle for. Caesar is also a very non believer. Caesar was part of a very bloody war. He went into battle with his men who he sent their first and they fought in a blood bath. Caesar said he had to do this because there was no other route when really there was. Caesar was not a good man because with this that he did it was bloody and it was not a very good battle for him because many live where lost. This makes me believe that Caesar is a poor leader not caring about his men or caring about the fact if he win or loses. Caesar also didn't care about the fact of the land. If he messed it up so be it. Caesar a poor leader in my eyes.
Dido I'm my part was the better leader of the two men. Dido cared about his men he lead them across the ground and didn't get many killed him didn't let many people die. Dido was a good man. Dido was a strong leader leading his men across the land not letting many men die but most importantly he did it on good terms and did it with only good intent. Dido was an honest individual who would protect his men in anyway. Dido would show that his men and he will survive no matter what and they will also us Dido’s leadership to propel to the top.
Both Dido and Caesar are world renowned leaders but both had opposite views. Caesar was a bad leader in my eyes who made his men goes through a blood bath for him. Where Dido went and protected his men and respects his people for the better of them not just for himself. Dido is a better and more powerful leader who protects his people and also gets his job done. Both where great leaders but Dido was more about his people in my eyes giving him the edge.

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