Boys Heroes
Boys Heroes
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For the next fifteen years and more he did very much what he chose in Italy, often advancing to the very walls of Rome, but never strong enough to storm a city where by this time every man was a soldier, nor to blockade it so as to starve it into submission. In this time he partially regained the command of Sicily, which the Carthaginians had lost after the first Punic War. He was cruelly disappointed and the fate of the world was changed when Claudius Nero, the Roman 66 boys' heroes.
commander... in the north of Italy, defeated Hasdru- bal, Hannibal's brother, who was bringing him re- inforcements. Nero sent Hasdrubal's head into Hannibal's camp, and when he saw it, he sighed and said, " I see the fate of Carthage. " The end came when Cornelius Scipio built a Roman fleet, carried an army across to Africa and threatened Carthage itself. It is from this bold enterprise that we take our proverb, '* He carried the war into Africa. " The Carthaginian senate could not endure to the end. They began sending for Hannibal, who at first would not come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the next fifteen years and more he did very much what he chose in Italy, often advancing to the very walls of Rome, but never strong enough to storm a city where by this time every man was a soldier, nor to blockade it so as to starve it into submission. In this time he partially regained the command of Sicily, which the Carthaginians had lost after the first Punic War. He was cruelly disappointed and the fate of the world was changed when Claudius Nero, the Roman 66 boys' heroes.
commander... in the north of Italy, defeated Hasdru- bal, Hannibal's brother, who was bringing him re- inforcements. Nero sent Hasdrubal's head into Hannibal's camp, and when he saw it, he sighed and said, " I see the fate of Carthage. " The end came when Cornelius Scipio built a Roman fleet, carried an army across to Africa and threatened Carthage itself. It is from this bold enterprise that we take our proverb, '* He carried the war into Africa. " The Carthaginian senate could not endure to the end. They began sending for Hannibal, who at first would not come.
What to read after Boys Heroes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward E Hale to read onlineMoreLess
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