Hannibal
Hannibal
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--Plans of Scipio. --The armies approach eachother. --Feelings of Hannibal and Scipio. --Address of Scipio to theRoman army. --Hannibal's ingenious method of introducing hisspeech. --Curious combat. --Effect on the army. --Hannibal's speechto his army. --His words of encouragement. --Hannibal's promises. --Hisreal feelings. --Hannibal's energy and decision. --His steadyresolution. --Hannibal's unfaltering courage. --Movements ofScipio. --Scipio's bridge over the Po. --The army crosses theriver.... --Hannibal's warlike operations. --He concentrates hisarmy. --Hannibal addresses his soldiers. --He promises themlands. --Ratifying a promise. --Omens. --The battle. --The Romansthrown into confusion. --Scipio wounded. --The Romans driven backacross the river. --The Romans destroy the bridge over the Ticinus.
When Hannibal's army found themselves on the plains of Italy, and satdown quietly to repose, they felt the effects of their fatigues andexposures far more sensibly than they had done under the excitementwhich they naturally felt while actually upon the mountains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Plans of Scipio. --The armies approach eachother. --Feelings of Hannibal and Scipio. --Address of Scipio to theRoman army. --Hannibal's ingenious method of introducing hisspeech. --Curious combat. --Effect on the army. --Hannibal's speechto his army. --His words of encouragement. --Hannibal's promises. --Hisreal feelings. --Hannibal's energy and decision. --His steadyresolution. --Hannibal's unfaltering courage. --Movements ofScipio. --Scipio's bridge over the Po. --The army crosses theriver.... --Hannibal's warlike operations. --He concentrates hisarmy. --Hannibal addresses his soldiers. --He promises themlands. --Ratifying a promise. --Omens. --The battle. --The Romansthrown into confusion. --Scipio wounded. --The Romans driven backacross the river. --The Romans destroy the bridge over the Ticinus.
When Hannibal's army found themselves on the plains of Italy, and satdown quietly to repose, they felt the effects of their fatigues andexposures far more sensibly than they had done under the excitementwhich they naturally felt while actually upon the mountains.
What to read after Hannibal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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