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| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561327890724 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR690 (152) |
| Category: |
Europe |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
THE GRANDEUR THAT WAS ROME
by J.C. Stobart
DESCRIPTION
Format: medium hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Book Club Associates 1964, 4th edition 1978
Size (mm): 160 w x 240 h x 30 h
Pages: 322
SKU: A4/2403/U340
ABOUT
This celebrated work on Roman culture and civilization has been acknowledged as a masterpiece since its original publication in 1912.
It has since been through many editions and revisions and few books have so successfully conveyed the scope and sweep of a period and yet retained such a scrupulous concern for scholastic accuracy. Stobart measures the achievements of the Romans nots so much by their military success and imperial expansion, but by their cultural and political contribution to the welfare of mankind.
Includes monochrome images.
CONDITION
Immaculate with only light shelf wear and spine fading on dust jacket, otherwise as new. Images depict all need to know detail.
REMARKS
Increasingly scarce.
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