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Rome Seizes The Trident The Defeat Of Carthaginian Seapower And The Forging Of The Roman Empire Santis

Name: Rome Seizes The Trident The Defeat Of Carthaginian Seapower And The Forging Of The Roman Empire Santis
SKU: BELL-11956428
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Rome Seizes The Trident The Defeat Of Carthaginian Seapower And The Forging Of The Roman Empire Santis instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pen and Sword

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.79 MB

Author: Santis, Marc C. De

ISBN: 9781473826984, 9781473879898, 9781473879904, 9781473879911, 1473826985, 1473879892, 1473879906, 1473879914

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Rome Seizes The Trident The Defeat Of Carthaginian Seapower And The Forging Of The Roman Empire Santis by Santis, Marc C. De 9781473826984, 9781473879898, 9781473879904, 9781473879911, 1473826985, 1473879892, 1473879906, 1473879914 instant download after payment.

Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Part I: Breaking Carthage; Introduction; Chapter 1: Sources; Chapter 2: The Contestants; Chapter 3: Sicily: Theatre of War, History of Blood; Chapter 4: War at Sea in the Age of the War Galley; Chapter 5: Breaking Athens: A Case Study; Part II: The First Punic War; Chapter 6: Trouble at the Toe of Italy; Chapter 7: Opening Moves; Chapter 8: Mylae, 260 BC: Rome's Fleet Sails in Harm's Way; Chapter 9: After Mylae; Chapter 10: Ecnomus, 256 BC; Chapter 11: The Battle of Cape Hermaeum, 255 BC; Chapter 12: Rome Tries Again; Chapter 13: Drepana, 249 BC.