"The Roman Art of War & Roman Battle Tactics 109 BC - AD 313" Topic
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| carojon | 09 Oct 2018 4:25 a.m. PST |
Two titles I have just finished reading are covered in this review looking at detail into Roman battle tactics and the art of war.
If you would like to see my thoughts on both books then just follow the link to JJ's link Jonathan (JJ) |
 timurilank  | 09 Oct 2018 6:33 a.m. PST |
Jonathan, Good book reviews.
Any novice to the ancient period should have Gilliver's book on their library shelf.
Of course, when I started collecting Romans I do not think there were more than 100 titles published by Osprey. Cheers,
Robert |
| carojon | 09 Oct 2018 8:24 a.m. PST |
Hi Robert,
Thank you, likewise I remember a sparsity of titles in the early days of Osprey publishing, perhaps its worth considering how spoilt we are today with the titles available. All the best
JJ |
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paints a legend from the Trojan Wars.
