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Lords of the World: A story of the fall of Carthage and Corinth

by Alfred John Church

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateAdventureHistorical42 chapters
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About this book

As Carthage faces its final days against the rising power of Rome, a sacred ship races homeward, pursued by a relentless Roman warship. Amidst treacherous seas and looming war, a young Greek struggles to resist the unstoppable tide of conquest.

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Contents

42 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02LORDS OF THE WORLD
03PREFACE.
04ILLUSTRATIONS.
05CHAPTER I. THE FATE OF THE MELCART.
06CHAPTER II. CLEANOR, SON OF LYSIS.
07CHAPTER III. THE LAST OF A VETERAN.
08CHAPTER IV. SCIPIO.
09CHAPTER V. A GREAT SCHEME.
10CHAPTER VI. THE MISSION.
11CHAPTER VII. THE LAST OF THE GREEKS.
12CHAPTER VIII. THE CORINTHIAN ASSEMBLY.

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