Gallic Wars

Gallic Wars - Fascinating History on Julius Caesar and His Military Campaigns that Transformed Rome Into One of the Greatest Empire Of Ancient History

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was the Roman Empire. One of history’s most powerful and influential realms established itself as a free and independent republic long before the likes of Julius Caesar and Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Great philosophers and intellectuals like Cicero and Lucretius graced the ancient paved roads of the Roman Republic nearly 2,000 years ago and helped build the reputation of that polity to be as equal to those of the Greeks.
As Rome swelled with tradespeople, artisans, slaves, and wealthy merchant families, its politicians struggled to maintain the fundamental democratic properties of the republican government. Rules were bent and broken, politicians and voters were bribed and lied to, and eventually, the power of Rome fell to the one man who could muster the respect and loyalty of the world-famous Roman army.
That man was Gaius Julius Caesar. A patrician and Populares of the Roman Republic, Caesar used the territorial threat of the Gauls of Western Europe to wage the Gallic Wars and seize ultimate power. His actions eradicated the democratic system, beginning the era of the ruthless tyranny of the Roman Empire across three continents.
Most of the historical record of this series of European wars comes from Julius Caesar himself. Caesar’s book, the Commentāriī dē Bellō Gallicō, more commonly known in...

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