
A Short History of the Roman People
by William F. Allen
"A Short History of the Roman People" by William F. Allen, published by Ginn & Company in 1898, Boston. Hardcover in fair condition, featuring worn maroon cloth boards and a loose binding. Includes handwritten notes inside. A valuable historical text for those interested in Roman history, reflecting educational practices of the late 19th century.
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The book is in fair condition, with a worn maroon cloth cover. The spine is frayed at the top and bottom, and there is visible wear on the boards. Inside, there is handwritten annotation on the front endpaper. The binding is slightly loose, and there is a torn page within. No dust jacket is present.
About This Antique 1898 Edition
"A Short History of the Roman People" by William F. Allen, published by Ginn & Company in 1898 in Boston, offers an insightful exploration into the history of Rome. This volume is part of the "Ancient History for Colleges and High Schools" series, co-authored with P. V. N. Myers. Allen, a former professor of history at the University of Wisconsin, provides an academic yet accessible narrative of Rome's evolution. This edition, published in the late 19th century, captures the scholarly approach of the time. The book's historical context and educational purpose make it a valuable resource for those interested in Roman history. The maroon cloth cover shows signs of wear, and there is handwritten annotation on the inside cover, adding a personal touch to this historical text. The book is in fair condition, with some binding looseness and a torn page, reflecting its age and use.
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Ginn & Company
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