Hannibal's War

John Peddie

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Military history and social perspectives

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John Peddie questions the role of the war-elephant, Hannibal's choice of route over the Alps, re-examines the purpose of the campaign and suggests the purpose of the campaign was not so much the destruction of Rome but the re-conquest of Sicily. Exploring the Carthaginian's generalship he concludes that Hannibal's war was lost at sea, not on land.

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