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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. In this fascinating and original work, Stothard retraces the journey taken by Spartacus and his army of rebels, taking us back to an ancient world which confronted similar issues to those we face today.

Hardback. Condition: Good. The final years of the Roman Republic are usually recounted from the top, through the eyes and ideals of the big winners and losers: Brutus, Mark Antony, Cleopatra, Octavian. The Last Assassin tells a different story: how the lesser men lived with the greater, how Caesar's many killers were hunted down by his would-be successors, and how, after an initial amnesty, they were prosecuted, tortured, and killed. Peter Stothard's latest work follows the life of Cassius of Parma, who was the last of Caesar's assassins to be captured and killed, fourteen years after the Ides of March. His name does not appear in history books, except as an academic footnote. He is only distantly related to that more famous Cassius (Gaius) to whom Shakespeare gave that "lean and hungry look." He is in the back row of the plotters, maybe as many as eighty, many of them Caesar's friends, who killed to prevent a tyranny, amongst many other reasons. For these fourteen years, Cassius Parmensis watched from the wings as all the killers of Caesar died. He took part in parts of the civil wars which are often neglected. He was a poet whose work survives in a single line, and a playwright whose work was said to have been stolen by and published by the man sent to kill him. He was a man of the Roman navy, never the senior service, who chose every side in the Empire's civil wars except the winning one. He ridiculed the future emperor in verse and foresaw his own death in a dream.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. In this remarkable book, Peter Stothard presents a gripping account of how British Prime Minister Tony Blair fought for his political life in the days leading up to the war in Iraq. Over a period of four weeks in March and April of 2003, Blair risked losing his status as Britain's most successful Labour prime minister in hopes of earning a place in world history. At stake were the building blocks of the international community -- the United Nations, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and the European Union. Through it all, Peter Stothard was given unprecedented access to the prime minister, following Blair from Downing Street and the House of Commons through war summits in the Azores, Brussels, Belfast, and Camp David. Thirty Days is a vivid, remarkably intimate view of an enormously popular leader facing the challenge of his life.Peter Stothard was the editor of The Times from 1992-2002, and is currently the editor of The Times Literary Supplement. An honorary fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, he lives in London."Remarkable . Thirty Days is the closest look yet at the great sense of moral certainty and political uncertainty that defined that period." -- Chicago Tribune.…

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