The Ten Thousand: A Novel Of Ancient Greece-new R. Edward Freeman Has Constructed A Very Personal

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The Ten Thousand: A Novel Of Ancient Greece-new R. Edward Freeman Has Constructed A Very PersonalAfter Decades Of War, Mighty Athens Has Been Ravaged Its Navy Destroyed, Its City Walls Toppled, Its Army Disbanded. The Fierce Military State Of Sparta Has Triumphed, But Passions And Hate Linger On. Thousands Of Battlehardened Veterans From Both Sides In The Conflict Remain Scattered Across The Greek Islands, Restless And Dangerous Until The Young Persian Prince Cyrus Issues A Call To Arms From His Base In Asia Minor. The Rogue Nobleman Is Raising