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The Rise of Augustus

Minerva Smith

Verlag: Heritage Books

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The Rise of Augustus tells the compelling story of how one man transformed a crumbling Roman Republic into a mighty empire. This book explores the life of Augustus, Rome’s first emperor, and the brilliant political maneuvers, military victories, and strategic alliances that helped him secure his power. From his early years as an ambitious young leader to his reign as one of history’s most influential rulers, this account brings his journey to life. Perfect for history lovers, this book offers a fascinating look at the rise of Augustus and the dawn of the Roman Empire.
Verfügbar seit: 15.10.2024.
Drucklänge: 91 Seiten.

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