Caesar's Commentaries by Gaius Julius Caesar

While Caesar was a governor in Spain, somewhere around 69 B.C, he defeated the last free tribes there. Caesar was generous to the lower classes and this earned him their favor which turned out to be a big part of his political campaign. After several military expeditions Caesar started the cursus honorum, the standard political career in Rome. Gaius Julius Caesar had an adventurous start to his political career.

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