
The Story of Rome, From the Earliest Times to the Death of Augustus, Told to Boys and Girls
A Captivating Journey Through Ancient Rome for Young MindsBy Mary MacgregorLength13h 1m
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In "The Story of Rome, From the Earliest Times to the Death of Augustus, Told to Boys and Girls," Mary Macgregor presents a captivating and accessible narrative of Rome's rich history, tailored specifically for younger audiences. Through a vivid and engaging prose style, Macgregor simplifies complex historical events and figures, making them relatable and comprehensible. The book spans the formation of Roman society, key military conquests, and cultural milestones, all while preserving the grandeur of its subjects. Written during a time when children'Äôs literature was beginning to flourish, this work serves as an educational resource that marries storytelling with history, creating a compelling introduction to Roman antiquity for young readers. Mary Macgregor, a Scottish author and historian, was deeply passionate about instilling a love for history in young minds. Her background in history and her desire to make learning appealing were significant motivators in the creation of this book. Living in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Macgregor was influenced by a growing emphasis on children's education, and she sought to craft narratives that would encourage curiosity about the past. This book is highly recommended for parents and educators seeking to introduce the foundational aspects of Roman history to children. Macgregor'Äôs engaging narrative and clear language not only educate but also inspire a sense of wonder about the ancient world, making it a delightful read for both boys and girls.
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Rating★★★ 3.3 (30)
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GenreHistory
Length13 hrs 1 min
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 5, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1THE STORY OF ROME CHAPTER I THE LADY ROMA
2CHAPTER II THE SHE-WOLF
3CHAPTER III THE TWIN BOYS
4CHAPTER IV NUMITOR RECOGNISES HIS GRANDSONS
5CHAPTER V THE SACRED BIRDS
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6CHAPTER VI THE FOUNDING OF ROME
7CHAPTER VII THE SABINE MAIDENS
8CHAPTER VIII THE TARPEIAN ROCK
9CHAPTER IX THE MYSTERIOUS GATE
10CHAPTER X THE KING DISAPPEARS
11CHAPTER XI THE PEACE-LOVING KING
12CHAPTER XII HORATIUS SLAYS HIS SISTER
13CHAPTER XIII THE PRIDE OF TULLUS HOSTILIUS
14CHAPTER XIV THE KING WHO FOUGHT AND PRAYED
15CHAPTER XV THE FAITHLESS FRIEND
16CHAPTER XVI A SLAVE BECOMES A KING
17CHAPTER XVII THE CRUEL DEED OF TULLIA
18CHAPTER XVIII THE FATE OF THE TOWN OF GABII
19CHAPTER XIX THE BOOKS OF THE SIBYL
20CHAPTER XX THE INDUSTRY OF LUCRETIA
21CHAPTER XXI THE DEATH OF LUCRETIA
22CHAPTER XXII THE SONS OF BRUTUS
23CHAPTER XXIII HORATIUS COCLES, OR THE ONE-EYED
24CHAPTER XXIV GAIUS MUCIUS BURNS HIS RIGHT HAND
25CHAPTER XXV THE DIVINE TWINS
26CHAPTER XXVI THE TRIBUNES
27CHAPTER XXVII CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER VETURIA
28CHAPTER XXVIII THE ROMAN ARMY IN A TRAP
29CHAPTER XXIX THE HATED DECEMVIRS
30CHAPTER XXX THE DEATH OF VERGINIA
31CHAPTER XXXI THE FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE
32CHAPTER XXXII CAMILLUS CAPTURES THE CITY OF VEII
33CHAPTER XXXIII THE STATUE OF THE GODDESS
34CHAPTER XXXIV THE SCHOOLMASTER WHO PROVED A TRAITOR
35CHAPTER XXXV THE BATTLE OF ALLIA
36CHAPTER XXXVI THE SACRED GEESE
37CHAPTER XXXVII THE CITY IS REBUILT
38CHAPTER XXXVIII CAMILLUS SETS THE CAMP OF THE VOLSCIANS ON FIRE
39CHAPTER XXXIX THE BATTLE ON THE BANKS OF THE ANIO
40CHAPTER XL THE CURTIAN LAKE
41CHAPTER XLI THE DREAM OF THE TWO CONSULS
42CHAPTER XLII THE CAUDINE FORKS
43CHAPTER XLIII THE DISGRACE OF THE CAUDINE FORKS AVENGED
44CHAPTER XLIV FABIUS AMONG THE CIMINIAN HILLS
45CHAPTER XLV THE BATTLE OF SENTINUM
46CHAPTER XLVI THE SON OF FABIUS LOSES A BATTLE
47CHAPTER XLVII PYRRHUS, KING OF THE EPIROTS
48CHAPTER XLVIII THE ELEPHANTS AT THE BATTLE OF HERACLEA
49CHAPTER XLIX PYRRHUS TRIES TO FRIGHTEN FABRICIUS
50CHAPTER L PYRRHUS IS DEFEATED