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    Ancient Rome
    Ancient Rome
    Ancient Rome
    Audiobook41 minutes

    Ancient Rome

    Written by Introbooks Team

    Narrated by Andrea Giordani

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    Ancient Rome was one of the largest and most developed civilizations in the history of mankind. They also had the highest population and their area on which their kingdom spread was the largest. The magnificent kingdom which was once ruled by powerful kings has now become a republican. Rome continues to be a prosperous country and some of its splendid past has still been preserved for the world to admire and ponder over its grandeur of olden days. The Romans had once ruled the entire Western Europe, Mediterranean region, North Africa and most parts of Eastern and Northern Europe. The kingdom was plagued with politics and foreign attacks which led to its fall. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateMay 31, 2019
    ISBN9781987176667

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