A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... Gaul ( 58-52 B.C. ) . After six years of warfare he added Gaul , from the Rhine to the Atlantic , as an ally of the Roman Re- public . This was the clearest instance of deliberate , unpro- voked aggression in the history of the Republic ...
... Gaul ( 58-52 B.C. ) . After six years of warfare he added Gaul , from the Rhine to the Atlantic , as an ally of the Roman Re- public . This was the clearest instance of deliberate , unpro- voked aggression in the history of the Republic ...
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... Gaul . By the terms of a treaty with Honorius , they were allowed to settle in southern Gaul be- tween the Loire and the Pyrenees , with their capital at Tou- louse ( 413 ) . They went to northern Spain in the service of the Empire ...
... Gaul . By the terms of a treaty with Honorius , they were allowed to settle in southern Gaul be- tween the Loire and the Pyrenees , with their capital at Tou- louse ( 413 ) . They went to northern Spain in the service of the Empire ...
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... Gaul were controlled by Vandalic and Visigothic king- doms that were really independent , though they owed nominal allegiance to the Empire . The Suevi occupied northwestern Spain ; the Burgundians had settled in the Rhone and Saône ...
... Gaul were controlled by Vandalic and Visigothic king- doms that were really independent , though they owed nominal allegiance to the Empire . The Suevi occupied northwestern Spain ; the Burgundians had settled in the Rhone and Saône ...
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