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Afina-wow [57]3 years ago
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Caesar conquered Gaul, which was a huge swath of territory, and he also invaded Britain, but he did not annex it, simply making the tribes there to pay tribute to Rome. He also turned Egypt into a client state of Rome. ... He expanded Roman rule over Gaul, and in Britiain to some extent.

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