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Summary of Barry Strauss's The War That Made the Roman Empire
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- ISBN978-1-6693-8308-6
- EAN9781669383086
- Date de parution10/04/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
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- ÉditeurEverest Media LLC
Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Battle of Actium in 31 BC was the culmination of events that had been building for decades. It was the result of a civil war that started in 49 BC when Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River into Italy.
#2 In 44 BC, five men and women met in Rome. They were all ambitious, and they all wanted to be the next ruler of Rome.
They could never have guessed how much drama lay ahead. #3 Antony was born into a noble Roman family in 83 BC. His father, also named Marcus Antonius, was a successful orator and lawyer, but he died shortly after his son was born. Young Antony grew up in the shadow of his parents' deaths. #4 Antony was a successful general and politician during the civil war that followed Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon.
He received important assignments from Caesar, and was in charge of organizing the defense of Italy.
They could never have guessed how much drama lay ahead. #3 Antony was born into a noble Roman family in 83 BC. His father, also named Marcus Antonius, was a successful orator and lawyer, but he died shortly after his son was born. Young Antony grew up in the shadow of his parents' deaths. #4 Antony was a successful general and politician during the civil war that followed Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon.
He received important assignments from Caesar, and was in charge of organizing the defense of Italy.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Battle of Actium in 31 BC was the culmination of events that had been building for decades. It was the result of a civil war that started in 49 BC when Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon River into Italy.
#2 In 44 BC, five men and women met in Rome. They were all ambitious, and they all wanted to be the next ruler of Rome.
They could never have guessed how much drama lay ahead. #3 Antony was born into a noble Roman family in 83 BC. His father, also named Marcus Antonius, was a successful orator and lawyer, but he died shortly after his son was born. Young Antony grew up in the shadow of his parents' deaths. #4 Antony was a successful general and politician during the civil war that followed Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon.
He received important assignments from Caesar, and was in charge of organizing the defense of Italy.
They could never have guessed how much drama lay ahead. #3 Antony was born into a noble Roman family in 83 BC. His father, also named Marcus Antonius, was a successful orator and lawyer, but he died shortly after his son was born. Young Antony grew up in the shadow of his parents' deaths. #4 Antony was a successful general and politician during the civil war that followed Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon.
He received important assignments from Caesar, and was in charge of organizing the defense of Italy.
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