Why did the once brilliant Carthage Empire collapse after more than 700 years of prosperity? What important implications does its rise and fall have for future generations? In order to answer these questions, modern British historian Alfred Church carefully combed through a large amount of historical materials, explored all the historical fragments of the former Mediterranean overlords, and completed this book describing the history of Carthage. He has worked hard for many years and mastered the classics, carefully sketching the old appearance of Carthage, describing in detail the entire process of Carthage from its establishment, rise to fall, exploring the culture of Carthage and the national characteristics of the Phoenicians, and shaping the image of the famous Carthage general Hannibal as a brave and good warrior, making this book an authoritative work for readers to study and learn the history of Carthage.
