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The Grass Crown
The Grass Crown
Author: Colleen McCullough
From the best-selling author of THe First Man in Rome comes the second book in the continuing saga of downfall of one of civilization's earliest attmepts at democracy- the Republic of Rome. — The career of Gaius Marius- victorious general and six time consul of Rome- is in decline. But the aging Marus seeks an unprecedented and prophesied sevent...  more »
ISBN: 203291
Publication Date: 1991
Pages: 815
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Publisher: William Morrow and Company
Book Type: Hardcover
Other Versions: Paperback, Audio Cassette
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Excellent read! The Grass Crown is another outstanding effort by Colleen McCullough. I just couldn't stop reading even though the book is as long as First Man in Rome. Now I want to read the next two books which I have on my shelf. The reader continues interfacing with Gais Marius and Lucillus Cornelia as they compete to become Rome's general! I do like the way each chapter focuses on one character (sort of) while continuing the story. But this one has so much blood and gore that it makes one queasy at times. War and more war! I am so glad that I did not live in Rome during this period of its history. Nevertheless, a reader on gr assures me that the following two books are just as good as First Man and Grass Crown. This is in truth an In depth political historical drama. Sulla and Marius are interesting characters and very realistic. My enjoyment of this dramatic story equals that I felt with First Man in Rome.
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Excellent read! In depth political historical drama. This book takes a close look at Sulla and Marius. Interesting characters and very believable with any historical inaccuracies not affecting the enjoyment of the dramatic story line.

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