The Fall of the Roman Empire Episode 60 "Cutting Off Your Right Hand"

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BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT - The Fall of Rome

I wanted to let you know my second book, called The Fall of Rome, is now available on Amazon. It's about how the unthinkable happened in AD 410 when Rome was sacked by the Goths. Packed with maps and pictures, it's only $3.99 for the ebook and $11.99 for the print version. Hope y ...  Show more

The Fall of the Roman Empire Episode 61 "The Sack of Rome Part II"

The year is AD 455. The Vandals are at the gates of Rome. The emperor, Petronius Maximus, has been ripped to pieces by the Roman mob. Is this now the end of the western empire?Support the showFor a free ebook, maps and blogs check out my website nickholmesauthor.com 

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