An Universal History, Vol. 18: From the Earliest Account of Time (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Pi ifs a reproach to his formetr conducl, and infinitely more Mal to his affairs, than the fall'e Rep 'he was guilty of, it not marching direaly to Rome after the battle of Cam's. Pa tins bit, error, according to that hifiorian, might feem dyfio'haxe retarded hls vlfiory; whereas the former rendered Wurdy incapable of conquering; Thib. We fay, is the hthent of Livy, and has been adopted by feveral later wri~ ts; but whether or no it is intirely agreeable to truth, will.

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