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Empire And Glory The Roman Conquest of Britain

Empire And Glory The Roman Conquest of Britain

Davis Truman

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Vincenzo Nappi
Año de edición:
2024
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Historia
ISBN:
9798224458035

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Empire and Glory: The Roman Conquest of Britain transports readers into one of history’s most dramatic and transformative events - the Roman invasion and occupation of Britain. From Julius Caesar’s first landing to Emperor Claudius’s final triumphs, this book chronicles the relentless military campaigns, strategic alliances, and clash of cultures that forever changed the island’s destiny.Discover the key figures who shaped this conquest - brilliant generals, fierce tribal leaders, and powerful Roman emperors - alongside gripping battlefield tactics, political intrigue, and the enduring legacy of Roman rule in Britain. Through vivid storytelling and meticulous research, Empire and Glory brings to life the Roman Empire’s quest for dominance and the resistance of native Britons determined to defend their homeland.

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