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The Ruin Of The Roman Empire A New History 1st Edition James J Odonnell

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Publisher: Ecco

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.97 MB

Pages: 448

Author: James J. O'Donnell

ISBN: 9780060787370, 0060787376

Language: English

Year: 2008

Edition: 1St Edition

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The Ruin Of The Roman Empire A New History 1st Edition James J Odonnell by James J. O'donnell 9780060787370, 0060787376 instant download after payment.

What really marked the end of the Roman Empire? Was it a long, inevitable decay, or did real people make real choices with surprising and unintended effects? The Ruin of the Roman Empire takes us back to the sixth century, into the lives, cultures, and events that influenced ancient Rome. James O'Donnell restores the reputations of many "barbarians," while showing that Rome's last emperors doomed their realm with the hapless ways in which they tried to restore and preserve it. Sweeping and accessible, The Ruin of the Roman Empire captures the richness of late antique life and the colorful characters of the age while offering insight into today's debates about barbarism, religion, empires, and their threatened borders.