American Beginnings in Europe
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His plan was, by burnmg the towns and villages and laying waste the land, to starve Caesar's army out of Gaul.
It worked well for a time AVherever Csesar marched he found the countiy deserted and saw the smoke of burning villages. More than twenty towns were burned in a single day.
But the people of Bourges were so proud of their prosperous city that they could not bear to see it destroyed, and flatly refused to burn it. Trying days Csesar made an attack upon it, and for weeks it stub- Romans b...ornly held out. The Roman soldiers suffered severely from cold. In his efforts to cut them off from food, VercingetorLx attacked them again and again, and was so successful that at times they were without bread for days together. But Csesar persisted until he had captured the city. Then, in order to make a terrible object-lesson for the rest of Gaul, he massacred all its inhabitants.
A little later, when Csesar attacked Vercingetorix at Caesar the town of Gergo\da, he was repulsed with heavy loss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His plan was, by burnmg the towns and villages and laying waste the land, to starve Caesar's army out of Gaul.
It worked well for a time AVherever Csesar marched he found the countiy deserted and saw the smoke of burning villages. More than twenty towns were burned in a single day.
But the people of Bourges were so proud of their prosperous city that they could not bear to see it destroyed, and flatly refused to burn it. Trying days Csesar made an attack upon it, and for weeks it stub- Romans b...ornly held out. The Roman soldiers suffered severely from cold. In his efforts to cut them off from food, VercingetorLx attacked them again and again, and was so successful that at times they were without bread for days together. But Csesar persisted until he had captured the city. Then, in order to make a terrible object-lesson for the rest of Gaul, he massacred all its inhabitants.
A little later, when Csesar attacked Vercingetorix at Caesar the town of Gergo\da, he was repulsed with heavy loss.
What to read after American Beginnings in Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur F Wilbur Fisk Gordy to read onlineMoreLess
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