Julia Caesar Supreme Power
Julius Caesar was born into a patrician family in Rome, but early on he opposed the rule of a small conservative group. His family belonged to the old nobility the patrician order and several of his ancestors had won distinction in the service of the state. Caesar was the most prominent man of all history; for this genius transcendent in three directions, in politics, war, and literature. Caesar's life was cast in a period with great changes for the Roman State. Both strength and security had given place to violent party strife, which threatened the existence of government in Rome. The city was crowded with turbulent throngs of poor citizens who received grain from the public treasury at a very low rate. Notwithstanding the risk and uncertainty, politics were thought the only field of activity as a young Roman man of standing. Caesar became a follower of Gaius Marius a great popular leader and Sulla the aristocratic dictator of Rome forced Caesar to leave Rome. Julia Caesar went to Greece to study philosophy but was later permitted to return to Rome where he was occupied a number of public offices. In 61 BC he became governor of a Spanish province. When Julia returned to
In campaigns Caesar was most careful of the lives of his men, Caesar never exposed them to unnecessary risks. Caesar system of discipline was characterized by an incredible swiftness. The military of movements of Caesar, as of Napoleon, were characterized by an incredible swiftness of important points before the news was publicized he was on a mission. No matter how rapidly Caesar advanced he was always careful of keep up connection with his base of supplies. Overall, Caesar was a brilliant military leader and led many campaigns which were the Helvetic Campaign 58 BC, Belgic Campaign 57 BC, Venetic Campaign 56 BC, German Campaign 55 BC, and the British Campaign 54 BC. The main point of the campaign was to get high public and political acclaim, he wrote about all the campaigns and sent the books to Rome so people knew and remembered his name. Rome, he allied himself with Pompey and crassus in the First Triumvirate and was elected consul in 59 BC. In 58 BC Caesar began a number of military campaigns in Gaul (France), campaigns that established his military genius. During Caesar nine years in Gaul, he lost two battles; he conQuered all territory east to the Rhine and inv
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