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Rome's Empire earns more credit than its Republic from J. C. Stobart, who wrote this survey of Roman culture and civilisation as a companion to The Glory That Was Greece. A former history lecturer at Trinity College, Cambridge, he judges Rome by what it gave to the lasting welfare of mankind. He argues that nineteenth-century histories stopped with the Republic because classical Latin literature did. The volume is dated 1912 and carries a list of illustrations, a chronological summary, a bibliography and an index.
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Book facts
- Author
- J. C. Stobart
- Reading time
- About 9 hours
- Pages
- 513
- Language
- English
- Genre
- Ancient History
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