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Julius Caesar: Man, Soldier, and Tyrant

J. F. C. Fuller

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* The Background * The Rise of Pompey * The Rise of Julius Caesar * The Roman Army * The Pacification of Gaul * Suppression of the Gallic Revolt * Prelude to the Civil War * The Civil War in Italy * The Civil War in Spain * The Civil War in Greece * The Alexandrian and Pontic Wars * The Civil War in Africa * The End of Civil War * As Statesman and General * Postscript

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* The Background * The Rise of Pompey * The Rise of Julius Caesar * The Roman Army * The Pacification of Gaul * Suppression of the Gallic Revolt * Prelude to the Civil War * The Civil War in Italy * The Civil War in Spain * The Civil War in Greece * The Alexandrian and Pontic Wars * The Civil War in Africa * The End of Civil War * As Statesman and General * Postscript

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* The Background * The Rise of Pompey * The Rise of Julius Caesar * The Roman Army * The Pacification of Gaul * Suppression of the Gallic Revolt * Prelude to the Civil War * The Civil War in Italy * The Civil War in Spain * The Civil War in Greece * The Alexandrian and Pontic Wars * The Civil War in Africa * The End of Civil War * As Statesman and General * Postscript

Key concepts: Spanish Civil War, Ancient history, History, Political science, Law

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