The war was made feasible when the Suebi under Ariovistus were driven back across the Rhine.
In the first major engagement of this conflict, at Bibracte, one commander ordered the removal of the officers' horses to make a retreat impossible. Two years later the Sequani were routed at Mulhouse. The war was made feasible when the Suebi under Ariovistus were driven back across the Rhine. Consisting of campaigns against the Veneti, Aquitani, Bituriges, and Helvetii, this war ended with successive victories at Agendicum and Alesia over the forces of Vercingetorix. For 10 points, name this 58 to 52 BCE campaign by Julius Caesar in present-day France.
In the first major engagement of this conflict, at Bibracte, one commander ordered the removal of the officers' horses to make a retreat impossible.
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