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sku | 1541724038 |
title | The Storm Before the Storm: The Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic |
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url | https://www.amazon.com/dp/1541724038?language=en_US&psc=1 |
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system_user_created | 2019-11-14 20:55:22 |
system_user_updated | 2022-08-26 10:20:30 |
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title_spanish | The Storm Before the Storm: The Beginning of the End of the Roman Republic |
description_spanish | "Mike Duncan's popular podcast The History of Rome and Revolutions packed facts dry humor and historical parallels into easily digestible 20-minute episodes. His new book The Storm Before The Storm focuses on the decades that led up to the fall of the Republic. From income inequality to questions about who does and doesn't deserve citizenship to the rise of populism it's consistently surprising how the issues we're facing today were relevant two millennia ago. And if you're worried about those parallels this book provides a dose of reassurance. We're divided but hey at least we're not laying siege to our political rivals' cities just yet!"―National Public Radio Best Books of 2017"The Storm Before the Storm is massively entertaining and relevant to our own time. All times in fact. War politics money power corruption and class warfare seem to overwhelm the republican Roman political system and the results are horrifying. Huge personalities like Marius and Sulla cast a large shadow but forces beyond anyone's control seem to drive the narrative. A chilling reminder of what can happen in any republic. Masterfully told."―Dan Carlin host of Hardcore History podcast"Never has a book about history that's two millennia old been so timely. Duncan in the sort of narrative prose that caused his podcasts to electrify history lovers everywhere tells the story of the decay of Republican Rome-and its contemporary relevance drips off every page. The Storm Before the Storm has everything from vividly portrayed populist demagogues exploiting economic and social inequality to the failure of calcified republican institutions to adapt to changing circumstances. You'll learn as much about the problems we face today from this book as from any newspaper."―Benjamin Wittes editor-in-chief of Lawfare and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution "Written with the humor and the storytelling instincts that made him such a popular podcaster Duncan brilliantly answers a vital question that is rarely asked: What weakened the late Roman Republic enough that it collapsed under the ambitions of the Caesars? This is history as it should be-compelling witty and ultimately revealing."―Lars Brownworth author of In Distant Lands: A Short History of the Crusades"Mike Duncan turns his talent for clear and engaging exposition to an underappreciated period of Roman history: the last days of the Republic before the rise of Caesar and the agonizing civil wars that yielded the Roman Empire. Duncan's readable and witty style and his eye for the telling detail and memorable anecdote carry the reader through a gripping narrative."―Peter Adamson professor philosophy LMU Munich and host of History of Philsophy"Remarkably engaging."―Washington Post"Written in Duncan's usual congenial style. He zeros in on Rome's polarization between 'optimates' (conservatives) and 'populares' (populists) the disintegration of participatory democracy and the concomitant rise in inequality uncivil discourse and violen |
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Price USD | 10.99 |
Currency Rate RIPLEY CLP | 950.9 |
Currency Rate RIPLEY PEN | 3.8 |
Currency Rate LINIO CLP | 950.9 |
Currency Rate LINIO MXN | 18.21 |
Currency Rate LINIO COP | 4126.05 |
Currency Rate LINIO PEN | 3.8 |
Total Ripley CLP | 26813 |
Total Ripley PEN | 134 |
Total LINIO CLP | 27244 |
Total LINIO MXN | 504 |
Total LINIO COP | 126259 |
Total LINIO PEN | 116 |
CBT MX USD | 36.16 |
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USD | 10.99 | 10 | inches | 8.20 | 1.00 | 5.50 | ounces | 10.40 | 2019-11-14 20:55:22 |
USD | 15.29 | 10 | inches | 8.20 | 1.00 | 5.50 | ounces | 9.10 | 2020-04-06 14:50:31 |