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Essay heading: Nebuchadnezzar
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The brick wall was 300 feet high, twenty-five feet thick, and extended thirty-five feet below the ground. Along the wall there were 250 guard towers?each 450 feet in height. Seventy-five feet behind the first wall, there was a second wall with similar characteristics as the first wall. Along the wall, there were 100 bronze gates and eight massive gates that lead to the inner city...
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Along the wall, there were 100 bronze gates and eight massive gates that lead to the inner city. Finally, a moat encircled the walls. This was the most elaborate defense mechanism the ancient world had ever seen. Nebuchadnezzar's intelligence as an innovator enabled him to devise this defense system...
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