Historical Non-Fiction?
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Cross thread link to the eureka one...
Having found it at salute I recently finished Muntaner's chronicle of the Catalan Company (translated I hasten to add).
Can be found here as well
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Catalan-Expedit ... 201&sr=8-2
Can be found here as well
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Catalan-Expedit ... 201&sr=8-2
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Excellent book on the evolution of the greek and roman infantry
Also ross cowans 2 new ospreys on the roman legionaries - v good
Fall of rome by peter heather - superb
Also ross cowans 2 new ospreys on the roman legionaries - v good
Fall of rome by peter heather - superb
I want to claim my pint...Well, I have just ordered Eagles in the Snow - £8.95 from Amazon. It had best be good or I will claim one free pint Shocked
Whilst probably being a reasonable tale of how Romans acted and the plight of the empire as it reached it's end, as a book, it wasn't up to much. Didn't care for the characters and the ending was pants.
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Historical non-fiction. Shouldn't the ending have been obvious Dave?dave_r wrote:I want to claim my pint...dave_r wrote:Well, I have just ordered Eagles in the Snow - £8.95 from Amazon. It had best be good or I will claim one free pint Shocked
Whilst probably being a reasonable tale of how Romans acted and the plight of the empire as it reached it's end, as a book, it wasn't up to much. Didn't care for the characters and the ending was pants.

They all died except the commander who couldn't remember what happened, but miracurously survived because he got lost under the bodies? Obviously the Romans were going to loseHistorical non-fiction. Shouldn't the ending have been obvious Dave?

Yeah read some of them and I would second this choice. Good storyline at least. There was a large whiff of Lavender throughout though.The Boudicca series by Manda Scott is very good. Not hugely military based but great characters and imaging of what it may have been like.