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T**R
A Lengthy Tome Worth the Slog
Gibbon's classic is best read in its totality. It is history at its best, revealing how civilization evolved. It was a very bumpy ride indeed. In volume 3, the concentration of wealth before Rome fell to the Goths was a big factor in the populace not mounting much of a defence for example. Perhaps we too could learn from our ancestors.
L**S
Loved it. Classic
Takes patience to read, but the rolling, majestic cadence is what Gibbon is famous for. Analytical, broad in scope, and beautifully written.
A**R
Four Stars
Revolutionary writer with a complex style of writing and interesting views.
P**R
wow
By far the best, or at least the most exciting volume of the History. I am so glad to have finally read these.
M**R
A SURPRISINGLY EASY READ
How can you say anything bad about this classic? A surprisingly easy read.
S**E
Thank you for the book.
Thank you for the book.
A**Y
Three Stars
Much easier to read than the previous one. I just wish there were approx dates for us laymen.
T**O
If you like history
This is a vade mecum of roman history, even more considering that it’s over 300 years old. I recommend it.
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