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    Rome: An Empire's Story (Hardcover)

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      from daisyq

      This is an excellent overview of how Rome built and sustained an Empire.Woolf considers a range of factors in turn - such as geography, climate, culture/religion, the economy, and the institutions they established - and describes how they contributed to the success of the Empire. His comparisons ...

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      from jcvogan1

      I liked the book, but hesitate to like it too much as I can't get behind historians that only recommend recent work. Surely of all the things said about Rome, some of what was written more than 30 years ago is still worth reading. That Gibbon isn't even in the bibliography breaks my heart.

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