Review: Short indeed but worth a read!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
I have no earlier idea about the secret's Roman Empire's rise and fall. This short book is an explorer for me. It is fortunately free of the typos that usually infect the quality of this type of short books and also interrupts reading. This book is not a conventional, chronological description of the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. It is rather a witness of Roman Empire, which actually captures a remarkable portion of half a million of European history. Apparently, there are some other imperative periods and characters in Roman history, which might not detail in this short book. However, it's really an appreciable attempt by the author (Larry Berg) to familiarize somebody to Roman civilization that definitively influenced the western ethos. Therefore, this book is perfect one. Larry acmes some unique phases of the Roman Empire those are fairly interesting. The author also gives an emphasis on the expression of social status and political ideology indirectly of that time. This book also focuses on quite a number of contributions of the Roman emperors to the world, which are still being remembered by the modern era. I simply surprised knowing the main reasons of such a great realm fall down. At the end of the book, the author has left for us some lessons from the highs and lows of Roman civilization; those are really realistic and educative for personal and social life. I have enjoyed the book 100%. I believe once you would complete reading this short book, you definitely considered it as one of the exclusive collection of your eBooks.