Notes about the Gallic War

“Notes of the Gallic War” by Guy Julia Caesar - the chronicle of the conquest of Gaul, the sea campaigns in Britain and 5 battles with the ancient Germans, as well as the accompanying behind -the -scenes intrigues, written in hot pursuit of the main character.
Thanks to the impeccably transparent, laconic, restrained style, the tragic epic of the “reconciliation” of the “wild and barbaric nationalities” appears before us cleared of emotions by the narrative of the genius of the commander, about the virtuoso strategy and tactics of the ancient Romans, winning not by number, but with the skill. In addition, the book of Caesar is full of entertaining ethnographic sketches, and also contains unique information about the geography and peoples of Western Europe.
This book is a hymn of rationality and foresight, an example of personal success, which is based on a successful combination of circumstances, an honed ability to make a balanced decision even when events provoke composure