Crassus Out, Caesar In
A History of Mankind (211)
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Caesar’s victories up north had shaken the triumvirate, bringing Crassus and Pompey together against the younger, popular commander even before the death of Caesar’s daughter, Julia, the biggest tie between himself and the powers that be back at Rome.
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