The Via delle Gallie
The ancient road descending from the Alpine passes into the Po plain once carried the legions of Rome; it has never ceased to carry merchants, envoys, and armies for whom the Piedmontese corridor is the most direct route between Italy and the north. We invest in the maintenance and security of these roads, building waypoints and toll stations that bring reliable revenue and ensure that goods in transit can move faster through our territory than through any rival route. This control over the Via d'le Gàlie (Via delle Gallie in standard Italian: Road of the Gauls) makes us an indispensable link in the chain of European commerce, increasing the capacity of our markets and giving our envoys natural openings at the courts that depend on the roads we manage.
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