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The Dawn of Empire:

Rome's Rise to World Power
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Cornell University Press, 1972 - History - 318 pages

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Rome in 264 b c
7
The First Punic War
12
Between the Wars
30
Copyright

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The dawn of empire: Rome's rise to world power
The dawn of empire: Rome's rise to world power
Robert Malcolm Errington
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TitleThe Dawn of Empire: Rome's Rise to World Power
AuthorRobert Malcolm Errington
Editionillustrated
PublisherCornell University Press, 1972
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized25 Jun 2008
ISBN0801406897, 9780801406898
Length318 pages
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