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In the writer of the best-selling The Dangerous Book for Children  With an army produced in their own image, Caesar provides a bold cost through Gaul, over the English Channel, and to the forests of tribal Britain. Having proven his valor in the slaves’ revolt, the full time has come for Caesar to enter the political arena of Rome. Strengthened by the love of an older woman—and by the blade of his faithful friend, Marcus Brutus, Caesar fights the armies of the wilderness and forges his tale. Even while his political opponents in Rome develop more and more effective.