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Julius Caesar's firsthand account of the Gallic Wars is a historical masterpiece that offers fascinating insights into the Roman Empire's military expansion during the 1st century BC. With explanatory notes and a comprehensive dictionary, this edition provides readers with a deeper understanding of Caesar's account and the wider historical contexts that shaped this critical period in world history.
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