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Roman Army (Discovery Program

Roman Army (Discovery Program

by Ruth Brocklehurst, Jane Chisholm

Rome. ArmyRomeMilitary lifeArmyMilitary History
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About this book

At the height of the Roman Empire their army of highly trained, ruthlessly efficient soldiers was almost unbeatable. Explore how the Roman army helped build and run the Empire and inquire: What kinds of weapons did Roman soldiers use? What did soldiers do when they weren't fighting? How did the Roman Empire eventually fail? Includes useful websites for further research.

Themes & subjects

Rome. ArmyRomeMilitary lifeArmyMilitary HistoryMilitary art and science

Setting

Rome (Empire)Rome30 B.C.-476 A.D.30 B.C.-476 A.D

About the author

Jane Chisholm
Jane Chisholm

As Editorial Director, Jane oversees books about absolutely everything. She grew up in Moscow, Singapore, and in a forest in Sussex, building treehouses and pretending to be one of the Famous Five. Before university she was a social worker in Botswana and camped under the stars in the Kalahari Desert.

Authors

Ruth Brocklehurst, Jane Chisholm

Pages

48

Read time

≈ 1h

Editions

4

Language

English

Publisher

Usborne Publishing Ltd

ISBN

9780746068939

Where to buy

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