Why The Romans Were So Effective In Battle - Full Documentary

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John Horgan
by Sterling Documentaries
published on 08 January 2018

The Roman Army was a highly effective war machine that constantly adapted and evolved in order to defeat new rivals and conquer new territories, ensuring Rome remained the dominant superpower for many centuries.

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