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Jiang treats Caesar's expeditions into Germania and Britain as imagination-capturing gestures whose symbolic force mattered more than practical military results.
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Jiang treats Caesar's expeditions into Germania and Britain as imagination-capturing gestures whose symbolic force mattered more than practical military results.
"So for example, he attacked Germania. Germania, and Romans thought the Germans were so barbaric it was impossible to attack them. The second thing..."
Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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