JULIUS CAESAR’S CIVIL WAR Strategies and Logistics

Romane offers a definitive study of Caesar’s campaigns, examining not only his battlefield tactics and strategic manoeuvres but also the vital logistical and administrative efforts that sustained his legions. Organised chronologically into six sections—Italy; Spain; the war against Pompey; the East; Africa; and the Second Spanish War—the work integrates operational, strategic, and logistical analysis to provide a holistic view of Caesar’s command. Enhanced with nine appendices, a detailed bibliography, and a comprehensive index, this work presents an authoritative reassessment of Caesar’s military leadership and enduring influence in the history of warfare.