History of Julius Cæsar;
History of Julius Cæsar;
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popularity with the army more easily preserved from the depredations of ^icmies than fields of grain. The children grew up almost perfectly wild from infancy, and hard- ened themselves by bathing in cold streams, wearing very little clothing, and making long hunting excursions among the mountains. The people had abundance of excellent horses, which the young men were accustomed, from their earliest years, to ride without saddle or bridle, the horses being trained to obey implicitly every comman...d. So admirably disciplined were they, that sometimes, in battle, the mounted men would leap from their horses and advance as foot isoldiers to aid the other infantry, leaving the horses to. stand until they returned. The horses would not niove from the spot; the men, when the (Aject for which they had dismounted was accbmplishedy would come back, spring to their seats again, and once more become a squad- ron of cavalry.
Although Cassar was very energetic and de- cided in the government of his army, he was extremely popular with his soldiers in all these campaigns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
popularity with the army more easily preserved from the depredations of ^icmies than fields of grain. The children grew up almost perfectly wild from infancy, and hard- ened themselves by bathing in cold streams, wearing very little clothing, and making long hunting excursions among the mountains. The people had abundance of excellent horses, which the young men were accustomed, from their earliest years, to ride without saddle or bridle, the horses being trained to obey implicitly every comman...d. So admirably disciplined were they, that sometimes, in battle, the mounted men would leap from their horses and advance as foot isoldiers to aid the other infantry, leaving the horses to. stand until they returned. The horses would not niove from the spot; the men, when the (Aject for which they had dismounted was accbmplishedy would come back, spring to their seats again, and once more become a squad- ron of cavalry.
Although Cassar was very energetic and de- cided in the government of his army, he was extremely popular with his soldiers in all these campaigns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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