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Venture into the heart of ancient Greece with "Alkibiades, a tale of the Great Athenian War," a compelling work by Charles Hamilton Bromby. This historical fiction plunges you into the tumultuous era of the Athenian War, offering a glimpse into a pivotal moment in classical history.
The narrative centers around Alcibiades, a prominent and controversial figure whose life and exploits are woven into the fabric of this dramatic tale. Experience the intensity of war and the complexities of ancient Greek society through meticulously researched historical details.
This edition brings to life a classic story of ambition, conflict, and the enduring human spirit, offering readers an opportunity to immerse themselves in a world of long ago. Ideal for those captivated by historical fiction and the rich tapestry of ancient civilizations, "Alkibiades" is a timeless exploration of war and its impact on individuals and empires.
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