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CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND PUNIC WAR § 1. THE CARTHAGINIAN CONQUESTS IN SPAIN WHILE the Romans were advancing their frontiers from Apennines to Alps , the Carthaginians were making an unexpected recovery from their recent disasters .
CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND PUNIC WAR § 1. THE CARTHAGINIAN CONQUESTS IN SPAIN WHILE the Romans were advancing their frontiers from Apennines to Alps , the Carthaginians were making an unexpected recovery from their recent disasters .
Pagina 158
Since their conquests embraced the richest parts of the peninsula , and the yield of the mines was greatly increased under direct Punic exploitation , the finances of Carthage were soon restored to prosperity . But the ulterior purpose ...
Since their conquests embraced the richest parts of the peninsula , and the yield of the mines was greatly increased under direct Punic exploitation , the finances of Carthage were soon restored to prosperity . But the ulterior purpose ...
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Since their conquests embraced the richest parts of the peninsula , and the yield of the mines was greatly increased under direct Punic exploitation , the finances of Carthage were soon restored to prosperity . But the ulterior purpose ...
Since their conquests embraced the richest parts of the peninsula , and the yield of the mines was greatly increased under direct Punic exploitation , the finances of Carthage were soon restored to prosperity . But the ulterior purpose ...
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