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In the fifth year of campaigning he crossed in the leading ship and in repeated and successful battles reduced tribes up to that time unknown: he also manned with troops that part of the British coast which faces Ireland, in hope of future action rather than out of fear; for Ireland, I believe, which lies between Britain and Spain and also commands the Gallic Sea, would unite, to their mutual advantage, the most effective portions of our Empire.
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