Roman Army

“Roman Army” by Ruth Brocklehurst, published by Usborne in 2004, offers an insightful exploration of the formidable military force that was central to the Roman Empire. This 48-page book, written in English, delves into the structure and operations of the Roman army, highlighting its role in both the expansion and administration of the Empire. Readers can expect to learn about the various weapons utilized by Roman soldiers, their activities during peacetime, and the factors contributing to the eventual decline of the Empire.
In this edition, readers will find a comprehensive look at the history of the Roman army, presented in an engaging manner suitable for a younger audience. The book encourages inquiry into significant aspects of military life and the broader implications of the army’s influence on Roman society. Additionally, it includes references to useful websites for further research, making it a valuable resource for those interested in ancient history and the complexities of military organization.
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At the height of the Roman Empire their army of highly trained, ruthlessly efficient soldiers was almost unbeatable. Explore how the Roman army helped build and run the Empire and inquire: – What kinds of weapons did Roman soldiers use?- What did soldiers do when they weren’t fighting?- How did the Roman Empire eventually fail? Includes useful websites for further research.
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