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History Strategy

Roman Spaces

Essays Around an Empire

by (author) Eric S. Morse

Publisher
Iguana Books
Initial publish date
Dec 2014
Category
Strategy, General, Essays
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781771800891
    Publish Date
    Dec 2014
    List Price
    $9.99

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Description

It has been fashionable to view the Classical past as a thing dead and frozen, scarcely accessible and certainly of no relevance to current international affairs. It has also been fashionable to over-sensationalize the past, and draw conclusions that are hard to justify in the light of the available evidence. The essays in this book explore aspects of Roman Imperial history, and try to define some of the experiences that we and our remote historic ancestors may have in common.

About the author

Eric Morse is a former Canadian diplomat who is fascinated by the public policy and strategy sides of Roman civilization. He is currently Co-chair of the Security Studies Committee of the Royal Canadian Military Institute in Toronto, where he delivers the annual Val Ross Lecture on Roman issues, and is a regular contributor of opinion/editorial essays on geopolitics to Canadian media, in particular the Ottawa Citizen. He lives in Cabbagetown, Toronto.

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