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A major new history of the Roman republic written by an expert in the field. The first all-round general textbook on the Roman republic, clearly and accessibly written. A coherent and authoritative synthesis of this period in Roman history.
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"Bringmann's thorough and detailed survey of the RomanRepublic will be a welcome resource for those seeking anintroduction to the period."
Celia Schulz, Yale University
"In this work, the author has shown himself to be fullyconversant with both primary and secondary sources, and hassucceeded in presenting a thorough analysis of the rise and fall ofthe Roman Republic. One particular strength of Bringmann'sstudy is that he frequently challenges the traditionalinterpretation of various events or policies, thereby preventinghis work from being a mere historical narrative. I would certainlyrecommend this work to anyone interested in the history of theRoman Republic."
Christopher Epplett, University of Lethbridge
Celia Schulz, Yale University
"In this work, the author has shown himself to be fullyconversant with both primary and secondary sources, and hassucceeded in presenting a thorough analysis of the rise and fall ofthe Roman Republic. One particular strength of Bringmann'sstudy is that he frequently challenges the traditionalinterpretation of various events or policies, thereby preventinghis work from being a mere historical narrative. I would certainlyrecommend this work to anyone interested in the history of theRoman Republic."
Christopher Epplett, University of Lethbridge