Lights And Shadows of European History: 1
Lights And Shadows of European History: 1
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Yet he was not backward in perceiving lliat his fame as the conqueror of the Britons could not be long kept up without more substantial proofs. A new invasion was resdved upcm, and a fleet of ships con- structed, broader, shallower, and better adapted to the conveyance and landing of troops than those used in the former expedition. In the following spring, when Csesar returned from Italy to Gaul, he found six hundred of these transports and twenty-eight galleys ready for sea. Embaridng in this ...fleet, he landed his army in Britain, at the same spot as before. The natives, on beholding the approach of so large a number of ships, were struck with consternation, and, instead of opposing the laading of the Romans, as they at first designed, withdrew mto the interior.
Csesar immediately marched in pursuit of them.
But at the river Stour, while engaged in a skirmish with a body of the enemy, he received intelligence that Mother storm had shattered his fleet He returned in liaste, and found that forty of his vessels had foundered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet he was not backward in perceiving lliat his fame as the conqueror of the Britons could not be long kept up without more substantial proofs. A new invasion was resdved upcm, and a fleet of ships con- structed, broader, shallower, and better adapted to the conveyance and landing of troops than those used in the former expedition. In the following spring, when Csesar returned from Italy to Gaul, he found six hundred of these transports and twenty-eight galleys ready for sea. Embaridng in this ...fleet, he landed his army in Britain, at the same spot as before. The natives, on beholding the approach of so large a number of ships, were struck with consternation, and, instead of opposing the laading of the Romans, as they at first designed, withdrew mto the interior.
Csesar immediately marched in pursuit of them.
But at the river Stour, while engaged in a skirmish with a body of the enemy, he received intelligence that Mother storm had shattered his fleet He returned in liaste, and found that forty of his vessels had foundered.
What to read after Lights And Shadows of European History: 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodrich, Samuel G. (Samuel Griswold), 1793-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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