The Gallic War: (Translated by W. A. MacDevitte with an Introduction by Thomas De Quincey)

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Julius Caesar's account of his military campaigns in Gaul, starting with the Helvetian War in 58 B.C., showcases his strategic prowess and leadership abilities. Through eloquent Latin prose, he details the protection of Provence and confrontations with various tribes, including the Veneti and Belgae. This autobiographical narrative serves as both a defense of his expansive military endeavors and a comprehensive overview of his tactics, including logistics and seasonal timing. The edition features a translation by W. A. MacDevitte and an introduction by Thomas De Quincey.