The Children's Plutarch: Tales of the Romans

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The Children's Plutarch: Tales of the Romans (1910)
Frederick James Gould, illustrated by Walter Crane

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New York: Harper, pages iii–iv

Frederick James GouldWalter Crane2046421The Children's Plutarch: Tales of the Romans1910

CONTENTS

	PAGE
Introduction (W. D. Howells)	vii
Preface	xiii
Biographical Note	xv
The Twins (Romulus and Remus)	1
What the Forest Lady Said (Numa)	8
Why the Romans Bore Pain (Brutus and Mutius)	16
The Second Founder of Rome (Camillus)	23
The Man Who Waited (Fabius)	30
How a Woman Saved Rome (Coriolanus and Volumnia)	38
The Triumph (Æmilius Paulus)	47
A Roman Undismayed (Marcellus)	55
Cato the Stern	62
The General Who Ate Dry Bread (Marius)	69
The Red General (Sulla)	77
Battle-Fields and Gardens (Lucullus)	84
The Man Who Loved Gold (Crassus)	92
The White Fawn (Sertorius)	100
The Conqueror of Pirates (Pompey)	107
Caesar and His Fortune	114
The Man Who Seldom Laughed (Cato the Younger)	134
Two Noble Brothers (The Gracchi)	140
Tully (Cicero)	147
The Man Who Looked Like Hercules (Antony)	153
Caesar's Friend and Enemy (Brutus)	161
Index	169

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