nevada took the union side in the civil war.
nevada took the union side in the civil war.
which side did nevada take in the civil war?
union
friel saw translations, in his own words as, "...stepping stones to the other side." in light of these quotations, translations emerges as an attempt by friel to reconcile of the divided state of northern ireland. this goal was the explicit driving force behind the first production of translations. translations premiered on september 23rd, 1980, in derry's guildhall, a symbol of unionism in the politically divided city, the staging of the play there an overt political message of reconciliation attempted by friel.
translations
the gallic chieftains elect vercingetorix as commander-in-chief of a united gallic army, while caesar forms a pact with the fearsome teutons at the rhine river. vercingetorix goes to alesia but caesar also arrives there with a large army to besiege the city. during this battle of alesia, the romans quickly build a circle of siege-fortifications around the city, trapping vercingetorix and his forces. problems in the election of a commander for this gallic relief army delays its arrival, but they finally reach the battleground. vercingetorix orders that the new force to surround the romans, trapping them in a siege between the two gallic forces. caesar is aware that his army will starve to death, but destiny intervenes when the gauls demand that vercingetorix lead them into what they believe will be a decisive battle. vercingetorix reluctantly agrees, and the gallic warriors rush towards the roman fortifications. the fortifications prove formidable, the romans shoot volleys of arrows and javelins, and caesar unleashes the teutons into the battle. the gauls are defeated, conquered by the romans, and vercingetorix lays down his weapons and kneels before caesar.
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