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Another Popular Roman History
October 14, 1869 issue

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The article focuses on the book Romische Geschichte von Wilhelm Ihne. Researcher Wilhelm Ihne, already distinguished for his researches in the field of Roman antiquities, has published the first volume of a Roman history, not for scholars and investigators, but for the entire educated public. To a certain extent this is practicable and desirable, and is a valuable feature of the book; but when it comes to the great disputed questions of early Roman history, it is out of the question to present the arguments satisfactorily in the space which can be given to this; or, indeed, to present them at all, to those who are not already familiar with the points at issue.

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ROMISCHE Geschichte von Wilhelm Ihne (Book); ROME -- History; IHNE, Wilhelm; CLASSICAL antiquities; LITERATURE; ROME
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