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Jun 2021
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35. The Belgae Unite

Trevor Fernes
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The Belgae have formed a unified alliance against Julius Caesar and Rome. Gathering in massive numbers they plan to throw the Romans out of Gaul altogether. Always looking to seize the initiative Caesar rushes forward to meet them.   Website www.themarchofhistory.com    Venmo If you enjoyed the episode and want to leave a tip, click the link below! https://v ... Show More
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