This one is free, also World War 1 a history from beginning to end by the same author. Also an ebook about the Battle of Waterloo.
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Boz
5 Oct 16#9
Thanks Heat Applied :smiley:
Predikuesi
5 Oct 16#8
50 pages isn't going to make it that interesting. Good job it's free :smiley:
leaston
5 Oct 16#7
Fantastic, thanks maryokane. I feel the same way as PhilK. Heat!!
PhilK
5 Oct 16#6
Fabulous. The temp when my wife and I were there was boiling though. Well into mid-30c.
LOVED the museums particularly the courtyard at National Roman Museum in Rome.
Also loved the Naples museum which was fabulous, and the Vatican museum - not Catholic but I adored everything about the Vatican. Art scultures etc
archer1204
5 Oct 16#5
What did you think to pompeii and herculaneum
v5535
5 Oct 16#4
Cheers. We could with a bit more Roman wisdom again.
cburns
5 Oct 16#3
Lots of other free books if look down the page...:wink:
Just love that word..................FREE
t4r
5 Oct 16#2
Thank you
PhilK
5 Oct 162#1
Snapped this up.
I'm an utter fanatic on Ancient Roman History ever since being taken along Hadrians Wall with a schoolfriend by my teacher when I was 10.
Wouldn't be allowed now, due to handful of creepy weirdoes and a LOT of arrogant pompous self-serving PC types - but it was an absolutely wonderful day and I've been fascinated by Ancient Rome and Ancient History since
Sorry for droning on - but take a look around Corbridge and let the magic spark you too - then go to Rome, or Diocletian's palace in Split, etc etc etc :laughing:
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LOVED the museums particularly the courtyard at National Roman Museum in Rome.
Also loved the Naples museum which was fabulous, and the Vatican museum - not Catholic but I adored everything about the Vatican. Art scultures etc
Just love that word..................FREE
I'm an utter fanatic on Ancient Roman History ever since being taken along Hadrians Wall with a schoolfriend by my teacher when I was 10.
Wouldn't be allowed now, due to handful of creepy weirdoes and a LOT of arrogant pompous self-serving PC types - but it was an absolutely wonderful day and I've been fascinated by Ancient Rome and Ancient History since
Sorry for droning on - but take a look around Corbridge and let the magic spark you too - then go to Rome, or Diocletian's palace in Split, etc etc etc :laughing: