Romulus

Explore the legendary origins of one of history's most influential empires in Jacob Abbott's "Romulus, Makers of History." Delve into the captivating story of Romulus, the mythical founder of Rome, and the early Roman kings who shaped its destiny. This meticulously prepared edition offers a vivid account of ancient Rome, tracing its history from its earliest beginnings to 510 B.C.

A classic work of historical biography, "Romulus" brings to life the key figures and events that laid the foundation for Roman civilization. Discover the enduring myths and realities behind the rise of Rome, a tale that continues to fascinate and inspire. Perfect for anyone interested in Roman history, the founders of Rome, and the sweep of ancient European history. Jacob Abbott's accessible prose makes this historical narrative an engaging and informative read.

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