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Gladiators (Usborne Young Reading)

by Minna Lacey, Susanna Davidson

Other authors: Giacinto Gaudenzi (Illustrator)

Series: Usborne Young Reading (series 3)

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"Gladiators were brutal fighters who risked their lives in one of the deadliest sports of all time. They performed to huge crowds in stadiums across the Roman Empire. Find out how these savage spectacles first began, who took part in them and how men were trained to become fighting machines" -- p. [4] of cover.… (more)
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Davidson, Susannamain authorall editionsconfirmed
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"Gladiators were brutal fighters who risked their lives in one of the deadliest sports of all time. They performed to huge crowds in stadiums across the Roman Empire. Find out how these savage spectacles first began, who took part in them and how men were trained to become fighting machines" -- p. [4] of cover.

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