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The Defeat of Varus and the German Frontier Policy of Augustus

Note 5 — Chapter IV · A New Interpretation

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The North American Indians were incomparably less numerous and more widely scattered than the Germans, but our Indian wars were frequent, difficult, and costly to life and property. Probably no other nations with which civilized peoples have had to deal have made such a cult of valor and of rapine as did the ancient Germans and the North American Indians.

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