Hannibal's War with Rome : His Armies and Campaigns, 216 BC

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Hannibal's War with Rome : His Armies and Campaigns, 216 BCThis volume is a combination of two Osprey titles: Armies of the Carthaginian Wars and Cannae 216 BC. It describes in detail the make up of Hannibal's army and the course of his campaigns, from their base in Spain and the crossing of the Alps to his campaigns in Italy. Second Hand. Light wear to boards.

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