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"An Outline History of Rome" offers a comprehensive overview of Roman civilization from its earliest beginnings to the decline of the Roman Empire. Written in a clear and accessible style, this historical account provides a detailed examination of Roman political institutions, military campaigns, social structures, and cultural achievements. From the legendary founding of Rome to the reigns of emperors like Augustus and Trajan, the book explores key events and figures that shaped Roman history.
Originally published in 1889, this volume provides insights into the historical understanding of Rome at the end of the 19th century. Whether you're a student of history, a classical enthusiast, or simply curious about one of historya?(TM)s most influential civilizations, this outline provides a valuable resource to understand the rise and fall of Rome.
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