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Caesar's Legion: The Epic Saga of Julius Caesar's Elite Tenth Legion and the Armies of Rome | Stephen Dando-Collins

The 2nd half of the book, is Caesar conquering more places in Europe and becoming the ruler of Rome. He then got stabbed by a group, like Brutus and Gaius. They got into power and made their own territories. Caesar's cousin, Octavius, who was revealed to be adopted by Caesar went to war with Brutus and Gaius and reclaimed Caesar's legacy. If you like books that are historical then this book is for you.

Muzzi.Castrodes A major theme is War, as most of the book is war and conquering. Another theme is betrayal as Caesar was stabbed by the people he trusted most. 2w

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CrystalE02

Grateful American: A Journey from Self to Service | Gary Sinise

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This was a great book!! I enjoyed reading the book so much!!! It was great learning about Gary Sinise. I rated this book a 5 out of 5 stars.

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DavidDiamond

Area 51: An Uncensored History of America's Top Secret Military Base | Annie Jacobsen

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While the early chapters discuss UFOs and the closing chapter reveals a jaw-dropping explanation of the Roswell Incident, this book delves into more than just that.

With access to declassified info & interviews with those who were present at Area 51, Annie Jacobson provides a fascinating & detailed account of our government‘s efforts to conduct top-secret experiments in the realm of espionage & military warfare.

A shocking and fascinating read.

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Muzzi.Castrodes

Caesar's Legion: The Epic Saga of Julius Caesar's Elite Tenth Legion and the Armies of Rome | Stephen Dando-Collins

Caesar's Legion, a book about Caesar's many great battles which mostly were his victory. Giving a focus on his 10th legion which Caesar gave extra attention (rigorous training, discipline, and better food.) to became one of his strongest armies he commands. The story starts with a battle, that shortly cuts to the start of Caesar's reign as a general. The first half talks about his battles with Parts of Europe. The view is a 3rd person observer.

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Kshakal

The Last Letter | Rebecca Yarros

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This book absolutely gutted me and I finished it with sobs wracking my body! Saying that, I loved it… so raw and emotional that I couldn‘t get enough! Highly recommend this to anyone who needs/wants a good cry!

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Kshakal

The Last Letter | Rebecca Yarros

Starting this evening though I know it is going to absolutely wreck me!

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The Wives: A Memoir | Simone Gorrindo

The whole purpose of sharing your life with another person might be for witnessing these moments together…All the small moments that are made strange or disquieting or beautiful when you see them with someone else 🇺🇸

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