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Published on: 2010-01-11
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Original language: English

History is written by the winners, so, consider what might have been If the Romans hadn't beaten the Carthaginians, it could have been a Carthaginian Empire we would have looked back on as the cradle of our civilisation and our laws. Now travel with me on a fascinating journey over the course of three volumes and fifteen hundred years as we watch the nascent Carthaginian Empire fight to grow, against those who would oppose it or strangle it at birth. Each volume in turn takes us through a formative period and, this, the first volume covers the initial expansion of Carthage from a City State on the shores of the Mediterranean to complete dominance of the Mediterranean basin and with it the rest of Europe. Starting in 470BC, and then spanning a breathtaking 400 years, we're right there as those who make the history of this Carthaginian Empire, struggle and grow into greatness. Treaty of Versailles: Was Germany Guilty? History Today The Treaty of Versailles negotiated by the fractious Allies in the wake of the First World War did not crush Germany nor did it bring her back into the family of ... Body Count of the Roman Empire - Necrometrics Body Count of the Roman Empire "Ubi solitudinem faciunt pacem appellant" "Where they make a desert they call it peace." (Galgacus Caledonian chief from Tacitus ... History of Carthage - Wikipedia Carthage was founded in the 9th century BC on the coast of North Africa in what is now Tunisia. It developed into a significant trading empire throughout the ... Carthage - Wikipedia Carthage (/ k r d / from Latin: Carthg; Phoenician Qart-adat "New City") was the centre or capital city of the ancient Carthaginian ... Economy of the Punic Phoenician Empire The Carthaginian empire had a very diversified and complex economy. They relied heavily on trade but this is only a Like their Phoenician cousins they produced the ...
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