Dror Rash Rash itibaren Weston Underwood, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 4PE, İngiltere itibaren Weston Underwood, Ashbourne, Derbyshire DE6 4PE, İngiltere

Two brief essays that are both worthy additions to the fine Western tradition (too often forgotten by Rome's cultural heirs) of social criticism. Agricola, written in honor of Tacitus's father-in-law, describes the Romans' ruthless suppression of Celtic uprisings in Britain, and includes one of his most famous lines: "The Romans make a desert and call it peace." Germania is an early ethnographic essay on the Germanic tribes, whose strength and freedom Tacitus ascribes to their rustic simplicity - that is, to their not having been corrupted by Greco-Roman civilization. Tacitus doesn't call his subjects "noble savages," but the idea is there.

Mystery, good writing, chess and narrative at it's best!