A seminal work of outstanding historical scholarship, "Julius Caesar's Civil War: Tactics, Strategies and Logistics" is chronologically organized into six major sections (Italy; War in Spain; War against Pompey; War in the East; War in Africa; The Second Spanish War). This impressive study is further enhanced for the reader with the inclusion of nine Appendices, a ten page Bibliography, and a four page Index. While also available for students, academia, and non-specialist general readers in a digital book format, "Julius Caesar's Civil War: Tactics, Strategies and Logistics" is a valued and recommended addition for community and academic library Ancient Roman Military History collections and supplemental curriculum Julius Caesar studies lists.

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Midwest Book Review

A detailed account of Caesar's last day and the break up of the Roman republic.
Based on Caesar's memoirs and those of others. Though a very factual account of the politics and battles it was easy to read and not dry like some historical accounts.
Worth a read to understand the context regarding the hopes and ambitions of a well known ruthless historical figure and the change of Rome from being a corrupt Republic to an era of Corrupt and powerful emperors.

NetGalley, Steven Marshall