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Adrian Goldsworthy

Adrian Goldsworthy has a doctorate from Oxford University. His first book, The Roman Army at War was recognised by John Keegan, the general Editor of The History of Warfare, as an exceptionally impressive work, original in treatment and impressive in style. His other books include The Punic Wars, and the volume on Roman Warfare in John Keegan's Cassell History of Warfare series.

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Author	Title	Format	Date	Price	ISBN
Adrian Goldsworthy	The Fall Of The West The Long, Slow Death Of The Roman Superpower	Hardback	12/02/2009	£25.00	9780297845638
Adrian Goldsworthy	Roman Warfare	Paperback	16/05/2007	£9.99	9780753822586
Adrian Goldsworthy	Cannae Hannibal's Greatest Victory	Paperback	16/05/2007	£14.99	9780753822593
Adrian Goldsworthy	Caesar The Life of a Colossus	Paperback	03/05/2007	£9.99	9780753821589
Adrian Goldsworthy	In the Name of Rome The Men Who Won the Roman Empire	Paperback	19/08/2004	£8.99	9780753817896
Adrian Goldsworthy	The Fall of Carthage The Punic Wars 265-146BC	Paperback	09/10/2003	£8.99	9780304366422
Adrian Goldsworthy	Fields of Battle: Cannae	Hardback	06/12/2001	£14.99	9780304357147

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In the Name of Rome

'Goldsworthy's study of these commanders is thoroughly researched, and authoritative. He is lucid in his exposition and narrative. The result is a book which academics will value and which nevertheless must appeal to anyone interested in the art of war and the making and defence of the Roman Empire. I found it absorbing, the best book I know on the Roman army and its commanders.'

Alan Massie

THE SPECTATOR (22 Nov 03)