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Hannibal
Ancient World

Hannibal

George Philip Baker

1849

10h 11m
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He crossed the Alps with elephants, spent fifteen years inside Italy, and still lost. G. P. Baker follows Carthage's great general from a childhood oath through Trebia, Trasimene, and Cannae, the most perfect battle ever fought, to Zama and the long exile. You will discover a soldier's biography of the man Rome could never beat in the field and never stopped fearing. Genius on the wrong side of history. Press play and start climbing.

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14 chapters

  1. 1Preface10m
  2. 2I Prelude to Struggle55m
  3. 3II The Protagonists Enter the Arena49m
  4. 4III The Crossing of the Alps49m
  5. 5IV The Entry into Italy33m
  6. 6V Quintus Fabius and the Aristocratic Dictatorship39m
  7. 7VI Varro, and the Policy of the Populares44m
  8. 8VII The Morrow of Cannae44m
  9. 9VIII Syracuse43m
  10. 10IX The Vortex47m
  11. 11X The Crisis48m
  12. 12XI Publius Scipio and the Struggle in Africa55m
  13. 13XII Antiochus Megas: and the Struggle in Asia55m
  14. 14XIII Last News about Hannibal42m
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