EDWARD WARE THRILLERS AT WAR: STORIES OUT OF THE PAST

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Tanit Sails Away In The Middle Of The Night

Tanit Sails Away In The Middle Of The Night: Gaius was so indignant about Tanit murdering his father in cold blood — the very man who had once paid host to her when she was visiting Rome and his latifundia… Continue Reading →

The Carthaginians Say No To Cato

The Carthaginians Say No To Cato: Cato and the rest of the senators poured into the Senate House in the Forum early the next day to send their decree to the Carthaginians. They were anxious to send their final demands… Continue Reading →

Gaius Takes The Drawing Back To Rome

Gaius Takes The Drawing Back To Rome: Right in front of Gaius Antonius’s eyes was an elaborate, detailed drawing of the latest Carthaginian warship which had obviously been constructed since the last war. Its giant wooden hull was massive and… Continue Reading →

Gaius Antonius’s Ship Heads to New Carthage

Gaius Antonius’s Ship Heads to New Carthage: After all the good-byes and farewells at the dock, Gaius stood on the deck next to the crew as the ship headed out into the Mediterranean. He waved good-bye and wondered if he… Continue Reading →

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