Carthaginian Empire Episode 16 - Stalemate - Carthaginian Empire, #16 - E-book - ePub

Name: Carthaginian Empire Episode 16 - Stalemate
Price: 1.49 EUR
Author: David Bowman
ISBN: 9798223717317

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Over several years the armies of Carthage and Rome have fought each other to a bloody stalemate. Neither can gain a decisive advantage on land. On the sea Carthage's fleet reigns supreme, and the tiny Roman navy is no match for the bigger, faster, more numerous, and better-trained Carthaginians. It is 264 BC, and the First Punic War is going nowhere fast.

Date de parution

30/06/2023
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Draft2Digital
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Carthaginian Empire
ISBN

8223717317
EAN

9798223717317
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ePub

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Biographie de David Bowman

Born in 1956 in the East Anglian Fens in England, David moved to Nottingham to study for his business degree. In line with the current myth of the time, he met and married a local girl, and they have now been married for 44 years. They still live within 10 miles of Nottingham and have two adult children, and have happily become grandparents five times over. Following a career in software development and IT management, David was forced to give up work in 2005 to look after both his wife and daughter, both of whom were suffering from different life-threatening illnesses.
To fill the time and take his mind off of the domestic and financial issues, David eventually turned to his love of both photography and writing. Seven Sisters was the first product of the latter and has been followed by a prodigious number of works.