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The Crow: or the First Punic War (Part 1)
What if you are a great army but your enemy is a great navy? You know how to march with fine discipline over hill and dale. You pitch a dandy camp, a real fortress with high walls and a ditch, … Continue reading
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Tagged Add new tag, Carthage, corvus, First Punic War, Messana Staits, naval warfare, Romans, sailors, ships, Sicily, soldiers, the Crow, warfare
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