A Roman Journey
Author(s): Alex Woolf
Presents transport and travel during different eras in history. Set in the year AD 208, this title describes the journey of Roman legionary Julius Gallicus from France to Britain who was recruited to help stamp out an uprising by the Caledonian tribe at the English/Scottish border. It includes topics such as formation of the Roman army and others.
Product Information
'Alex Woolf provides an utterly absorbing background to the social conditions prevailing in the Roman Empire at that time. With attractive artwork, maps and photographs of artefacts, this is an ideal reference book for Key Stage 2 history.' -- Junior Education 20030901 'History Journeys is a fabulous set of books which closely link to KS2 units and use a superb mix of fiction and factual information to take the reader on a journey through Britain during various historical periods.' -- TES Teacher 20030613 'A fresh angle on history, following a young person as they make a typical journey of their era.' -- Children's Buyer's Guide 20030117
Alex Woolf studied history at Essex University, and has written and edited many 20th century history titles for young people.
General Fields
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- : hodch
- : hodch
- : 0.154
- : 13 May 2004
- : 270mm X 113mm X 4mm
- : United Kingdom
- : books
Special Fields
- : Alex Woolf
- : Paperback
- : 936.204
- : 32
- : colour illustrations
