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No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

No. In fact Hadrian actually let go of some territory in the area of present day Iraq. His foreign policy was to consolidate his empire rather than enlarge it.

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