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The Greek Way

by Edith Hamilton

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A swell introduction to Greek Civ. for young adults or for anyone who has never tasted the stuff before. Hamilton will pique your curiosity while getting you up to speed so you can tackle narrower and more scholarly treatments. The info is sound, the writer is informed, her prose is superb, and her language is easily ingested by anyone who can read at the high-school level.

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dekesolomon | Nov 11, 2009 |

I first encountered the work of Edith Hamilton when I was a student of Latin in high school. She enchanted me with her love for classical Greece much as did my Latin teacher. This is a wonderful overview of the culture that influences yet today. (

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The Greek Way

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1930

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Athens, Greece

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Five hundred years before Christ in a little town on the far western border of the settled and civilized world, a strange new power was at work.

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