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Hannibal
Hannibal
Ross Leckie
By the third century BC, the age-old conflict between the two great powers of the Mediterranean has come to a head. Born into a Carthaginian family, Hannibal learns as a boy that Rome must be destroyed. He later assumes command of the Carthaginian forces and sets out to break the Roman yoke.
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Summary
In a narrative of breathtaking range and power, Ross Leckie presents not only a vivid re-creation of the great struggle of the Punic wars, but succeeds in bringing the almost mythical figure of Hannibal to life. A tragic chronicle of love and hate, heroism and cruelty, Hannibal is an epic recasting of the life of one of humanity's greatest adventurers, who learns through suffering that man is but a shadow of a dream.
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Title - Hannibal
Edition -
Author - Ross Leckie
ISBN 13 - 9780349108261
Imprint - Abacus
Publisher - Little, Brown Book Group
Date Published - 07/11/1996
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No. of pages -
Binding Type - Paperback
Dimensions - 126 x 198 x mm
Weight - 205 g
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