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How would Victorians generals celebrate their victories?

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If they were awarded a Triumph (had to be an enemy body count of at least 5,000) they would parade through the city in a chariot with wagons loaded with spoils, and prisoners and their soldiers marching behind. After religious sacrifice and ceremonies, the captured leader of the enemy was strangled.

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