"The Old Roman World: The Grandeur and Failure of Its Civilization" by John Lord is a historical exploration of Rome's journey from a humble village to a powerful empire, and ultimately, to its demise. It paints a picture of Roman society with its focus on military expansion and its citizens' unmatched determination in battle. The text presents the early days marked by heroic deeds and fierce battles, highlighting the Roman character as ambitious and patriotic, yet driven more by conquest than by liberty or cultural growth. The story sets the stage to look more deeply into Roman life, its government, and the social forces that led to both its enormous growth and its eventual collapse.
The Old Roman World : the Grandeur and Failure of Its Civilization.
By John Lord
Witness the ascent and decline of an ancient empire fueled by ambition and military might, revealing the seeds of destruction within its very foundation.
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About the AuthorJohn Lord was an American historian and lecturer.
John Lord was an American historian and lecturer.
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