"Scipio the Great: Better than Napoleon" is a biography about the famous military genius Scipio in ancient Rome. Scipio was one of the main Roman generals in the Second Punic War and is best known for his victory over Hannibal of Carthage at the Battle of Zama. This book depicts Scipio's magical calculations and military skills, and then tells the legendary experience of Scipio from his birth to his death; with a rigorous writing attitude, referring to the works left by his friend Polybius, who was a loyal subordinate of Scipio, it seeks the historical truth from a small amount of historical materials about Scipio that are difficult to find, digs out every bit of history, and restores Scipio's wonderful life with real historical materials and well-founded analysis.
Reader comments
This book is great! The author Liddell Hart writes the legendary experience of Scipio so vividly! I was amazed by Scipio's miraculous calculations. Thinking of my uncle, he can always accurately discern market changes and seize opportunities in the business world. I learned a lot from Scipio, to be good at thinking and to face challenges bravely. This book is really worth reading!
It is so well written that it vividly depicts the life of Scipio the Great, the savior of the Roman Republic. [Praise]
This book is great! The author Liddell Hart writes the legendary experience of Scipio so vividly! I was amazed by Scipio's miraculous calculations. Thinking of my uncle, he can always accurately discern market changes and seize opportunities in the business world. I learned a lot from Scipio, to be good at thinking and to face challenges bravely. This book is really worth reading!
It is so well written that it vividly depicts the life of Scipio the Great, the savior of the Roman Republic. [Praise]