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... Italy , and that , in consequence , the most profitable course Caesar could adopt was to pacify Italy before Pompey could return , or he himself could cross the Adriatic and challenge him in Greece . From now on Italy was to be Caesar's ...
... Italy , and that , in consequence , the most profitable course Caesar could adopt was to pacify Italy before Pompey could return , or he himself could cross the Adriatic and challenge him in Greece . From now on Italy was to be Caesar's ...
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... Italy was his , and Italy was the hub of the Civil War . Caesar's problem now became a maritime one : to create a fleet to carry his army across the Adriatic , and meanwhile to prevent Pompey's fleet from starving out Italy . To solve ...
... Italy was his , and Italy was the hub of the Civil War . Caesar's problem now became a maritime one : to create a fleet to carry his army across the Adriatic , and meanwhile to prevent Pompey's fleet from starving out Italy . To solve ...
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... Italy and Spain , or his campaign against Pompey in Greece . Eight months had been squandered on the execution of the will of a foreign monarch instead of on the liquidation of the Civil War , and during them , so it would seem , Caesar ...
... Italy and Spain , or his campaign against Pompey in Greece . Eight months had been squandered on the execution of the will of a foreign monarch instead of on the liquidation of the Civil War , and during them , so it would seem , Caesar ...
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CHAPTER I | 15 |
Inauguration of the Century of Revolution | 22 |
The First Civil | 28 |
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