Name: JULIUS CAESAR AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE ROMAN IMPERIAL SYSTEM
SKU: 14456
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JULIUS CAESAR AND THE FOUNDATION OF THE ROMAN IMPERIAL SYSTEM

R470.00

CONTENTS

I. Birth, Family, and Education
II. Boyhood during the Civil Wars
III. Early Life Under the Sullan Government
IV. Quaestorship; and Supremacy of Pompeius
V. Aedileship; and Conspiracy of Catilina
VI. Praetorship and Formation of Triumvirate
VII. Caesar’s First Consulship
VIII. The Defence of Transalpine Gaul
IX. The Defeat of the Germans
X. Conquest of North-Western Gaul
XI. Conference at Lucca, and Campaign in Brittany
XII. Invasion of Germany and Britain
XIII. The Gallic Rebellions
XIV Pacification of Gaul and Outbreak of Civil War
XV. Civil War in Italy and Spain
XVI. Dyrrhachium and Pharsalus
XVII. Ceasar’s Last Wars
XVIII. Ceasar’s Use of Absolute Power
XIX. The End
Epilogue
Index

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SKU: 14456 Categories: History, Politics

Description

Authored by W. Warde Fowler, M.A., Sub-Rector of Lincoln College Oxford, and published by G.P. Putnam’s Sons of New York and London in 1919. Hard cover bound this Second Edition copy is in Very Good condition, covered in adhesive plastic, and bound in Maroon Cloth with Gilt lettering, reworked with Gold pen on the spine. The size of the book is 198x138x43, with xxi pp preliminary and 389 pages including ads and an index.

Dated from copyright only. The spine is rather creased and has been strengthened at head & tail inside the channel. Pages slightly yellowed but uniformly; faded titles on spine have been re-worked; top edge has been re-coloured. Prev Owner’s name and date on ffep – can be removed on request, dating to 1928. B&w frontis with tissue guard plus 40 b&w plates (unchecked); folding map in colour.