Italy and the war for Italian Independence / by John S.C. Abbott.
New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company, c1882.
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Preliminares.
Índice.
Chapter I.- Legendary Rome.
Chapter II.- The pretorship, decemvirate, and consulte.
Chapter III.- Conflicts at home and wars abroad.
Chapter IV. - Rome, Greece, and Carthage.
Chapter V. - The passage of the Alps by Hannibal.
Chapter VI.- The Italian campaigns of Hannibal.
Chapter VII.-Foreign conquests and internal freuds.
Chapter VIII.-The social war.
Chapter IX.-Sylla and Catiline.
Chapter X.-Caesar and Pompey.
Chapter XI.-The struggle and fall of Pompey.
Chapter XII.-The triumph of Caesar and the fate of Pompey.
Chapter XIII.-Assassination of Caesar.
Chapter XIV.-Octavius Caesar.
Chapter XV.-Caesar Augustus and Marc Antony.
Chapter XVI.- Tiberius Caesar, Calígula, and Claudius.
Chapter XVII.-Nero.
Chapter XVIII.- Chapter, good and bad.
Chapter XIX.- Commencement of the decline and fall.
Chapter XX.-Rapid strides of decline.
Chapter XXI.- Divisions of the empire.
Chapter XXII.-The empire dismembered.
Chapter XXIII.- The dynasty of the Goths.
Chapter XXIV.- The Italian Republics.
Chapter XXV.- Italian anarchy.
Chapter XXVI.- Fragmentary Italy.
Chapter XXVII.- Italy at the commencement of the French Revolution.
Chapter XXVIII.- Napoleon in Italy.
Chapter XXIX.- Italy under Napoleon, and under the Austrians.
Chapter XXX.-Austrian triumphs and discomfiture.
Chapter XXXI.-French intervention.
Chapter XXXII.-Italian unity.
Chapter XXXIII.-The seizure of Rome.
Apendix.-Later history.
Index.