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45 BC. The dusty plains near Munda in Hispania. The civil war that began when Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon was not yet finished. The sons of Pompey—Gnaeus and Sextus—had gathered Rome’s remaining loyalist forces. This was not just another campaign. It was the last stand of the Republic against the man who had broken it. The battle opened badly for Caesar. His veterans met fierce resistance. Pompey’s forces held the high ground. The lines wavered. For a moment, it seemed unthinkable—but Caes