10 Interesting Fact About Famous historical betrayals

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• Julius Caesar, betrayed by Brutus, one of the thirty -eight Roman senators who also overthrow him.
• Queen Elizabeth I, was betrayed by Mary Queen of Scots, her cousin who tried to seize the British throne from Elizabeth.
• William Wallace, a Scottish hero, was betrayed by a Scottish aristocrat named John de Meteith.
• Napoleon Bonaparte, betrayed by one of his generals, Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, who eventually became the King of Sweden.
• Mata Hari, French spy agent during World War I, was betrayed by his own lover named Vadim Maslov.
• Joan of Arc, a French woman's hero, was betrayed by a French aristocrat named Pierre Cauchon.
• Benedict Arnold, American General During the Revolutionary War, was betrayed by America and joined Britain.
• Pope Pius VII, betrayed by Napoleon Bonaparte who captured and imprisoned the Pope for several years.
• Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, was betrayed by Mark Antony, her own lover who ended her life after defeat in the war.
• Robert Ford, a member of Gang Jesse James, was betrayed by Jesse James and killed him for the sake of gift money from the government.