Soldiers, Citizens, and the Symbols of War: From Classical Greece to Republican Rome, 500–167 B.C. 1st Edition by Antonio Santosuosso (PDF)

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In this comprehensive overview of ancient warfare, Antonio Santosuosso explores how the tactical and strategic concepts of warfare changed between the beginning of the fifth century b.c. and the middle of the second century b.c. and why the West?Greece, Macedonia, and Rome?triumphed over the East?understood geographically as Persia or ideologically

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Editorial Reviews: About the Author Antonio Santosuosso is professor of history at the University of Western Ontario.

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⭐A. Santosuosso’s “Soldier’s, Citizens and the Symbols of War” neatly synthesizes material usually found in diverse primary and secondary sources. For this reason alone it would be a useful book for university classes in ancient history, particularly at the upper division under-graduate level. Santosuosso writes in a sprightly, easy to follow style that nevertheless has an almost lyrical quality at times. His greatest strength is an ability to show how war and styles of battle affected and were affected by politics, social realities and the personalities of commanders. Altogether a useful and interesting book.

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