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The Siege of Avaricum during Julius Caesar’s Conquest of Gaul
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Caesar orders the burning of all towns during his conquest of Gaul, except those considered to be impregnable. The siege of Avaricum was an exception, due to its strategic location and the emotional attachment of the people to their city.
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