History Comes Alive
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“Brilliant! Mike Duncan breathes life into ancient history and brings it to life. Roman life is brought clearly into focus whilst at the same time parallells are drawn to modern society. Compulsive listening for anyone who has a historical bent.”
Fencesitter via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/04/07
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“In the tradition of Lars Brownworth's "12 Byzantine Rulers", this podcast tells a detailed history of Roman history, from its beginnings as a village founded by the mythical Romulus, and its rise from a village of convicts and escaped slaves to the foundation of the modern Western...”Read full review »
AnkhX100 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/18/07
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“To me this is an example of podcasting at its best. Mike has done his research and presents this fascinating topic in an engaging way without trying to sell anything at the same time. I look forward to each new episode.”
ditravels via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/17/08
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“I regretfully gave up the study of history at 16, but have always maintained an interest, and was delighted to stumble across these excellent recorded essays. The History Of Rome is the perfect podcast. Informed, involving and well-pitched for this pleb. I love Mike's everyday language, and...”Read full review »
Gary Gillatt via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/29/07
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