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    The Sword of Revenge: The epic story of the Roman Republic

    By Jack Ludlow

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    With all the fire and passion of the ancient Romans, The Sword of Revenge follows in the epic footsteps of top ten bestseller The Pillars of Rome.

    Rome has lost its greatest warrior - for Aulus, the doom-laden prophecy of forty years earlier has come to pass. It is now left to Lucius to defy the oracle's curse alone, and the corrupt and powerful senator leaves nothing to chance in his bid to survive. But one boy, alone in the world, holds the key to his fate, and the future of the Roman Republic.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllison & Busby
    Release dateMay 23, 2011
    ISBN9780749040956
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    The Sword of Revenge: The epic story of the Roman Republic
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    Jack Ludlow

    Jack Ludlow is the pseudonym of David Donachie, who was born in Edinburgh in 1944. The author of a number of bestselling books, he now lives in Deal.

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