Julius Caesar. Man, soldier and tyrant. - FULLER, J.F.C.,
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'The book should appeal alike to the classical scholar, to the student of military history, and - probably the vast majority of his readers - to those whose knowledge of Julius Caesar is limited to the hours they spent on a hard bench at school (...). As always, General Fuller is at once readable in his style, informative in his matter, and unconventional in his views: it would not be surprising if this proved to be Caesar's definitive biography.' (CHARLES PETRIE in The Illustrated London News, July 10, 1965).
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London, 1965. 336p. Cloth with dust wrps. Dust wrps bit worn. Singature and initial's stamp on free endpaper.Antiquarian
'The book should appeal alike to the classical scholar, to the student of military history, and - probably the vast majority of his readers - to those whose knowledge of Julius Caesar is limited to the hours they spent on a hard bench at school (...). As always, General Fuller is at once readable in his style, informative in his matter, and unconventional in his views: it would not be surp...
'The book should appeal alike to the classical scholar, to the student of military history, and - probably the vast majority of his readers - to those whose knowledge of Julius Caesar is limited to the hours they spent on a hard bench at school (...). As always, General Fuller is at once readable in his style, informative in his matter, and unconventional in his views: it would not be surp...
