World History Rome - Antiquity’s superpower

In 52 BC, after six years of war against the Gallic tribes, Julius Caesar had tamed another enemy of the Roman Republic. Almost one million Gauls were taken as slaves, while their land became just another Roman province. Soon tonnes of grain along with lucrative taxes were flowing towards the imperial capital, whose inhabitants enjoyed all the luxuries of the provinces. Everything had changed since outlaws had founded Rome almost 500 years earlier. The small city on the seven hills had grown powerful...

Engels | 4 uur 55 minuten (217 MB) | SAGA Egmont, København | 2024

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Engels | 221 pagina's | Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam | 2017

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Engels | 410 pagina's | Simon & Schuster paperbacks, New York | 2020

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