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Caligula
- Rowan
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Caligula
Another History Channel alert! I believe it's set to air on 16 October, a programme about Rome's fourth emperor. I'd be interested in hearing the opinions of what is discussed by those members who are familiar with his reign. Ben Kane? Annis? Others...?
- DianeL
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Wait a minute. The History Channel is planning to broadcast something that has something to do with ... history? Did I travel through time and it's 1999 again??
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- parthianbow
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This one, AFAIK, is by Adrian Murdoch, who's an historian of some repute. I would therefore expect it to be good. Will keep an eye out for it & if and when I see it, will let you know my thoughts, Rowan.
Ben Kane
Bestselling author of Roman military fiction.
Spartacus - UK release 19 Jan. 2012. US release June 2012.
http://www.benkane.net
Twitter: @benkaneauthor
Bestselling author of Roman military fiction.
Spartacus - UK release 19 Jan. 2012. US release June 2012.
http://www.benkane.net
Twitter: @benkaneauthor