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This book definitely fleshed out my superficial knowledge of eastern history very very enlightening
According to the product description the book is about 360 pages
Of late i have been spending a good deal of time studying the mediterranean sea area along with the middle east
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A good book better than a 4 at 4
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byzantine, great, roman, west and written. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
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- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 612 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 18 2021.
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I loved reading it however i might be biased as im a avid enthusiast for anything eastern roman empire
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So at first sight it seemed that this book might not bring much to other famous publications
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As the empire grew rome was unable to govern such an expanse
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For historians looking for a blowbyblow yearbyyear centurybycentury scholarly work on the byzantine empire this is not it
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This is a clear compelling telling of the fascinating story of the eastern roman empire
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It reads like an action novel and transports you back in time as if you were witnessing the events as they happen
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The back jacket of the book states that mr
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Like all empires from rome onward there is a large focus in the book on the byzantine emperors and their personalities an unavoidable consequence of studying any autocracy where everything at least supposedly turns on the word of just one man
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