Introducing the Emo Trance Yearbook (2011 Edition), which seeks to explain not only Emo Trance
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The 18th century is drawing to a close & the French Revolution has put old values to the test. For the Morland family, it is a period of conflict. Jemima's death unites the family, at least on the surface, but the future holds as much peril as hope. ...

Details: The second volume in the acclaimed Emperor series, in which Conn Iggulden brilliantly interweaves history &
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Details: Julius Caesar must walk a dangerous path if he is to survive the dying days of the Republic. Everything & everyone
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Hadrian reigned for twenty-one years in the Roman Empire's Golden Age & is perhaps best known today for his great wall in the north of Engl&. This book presents a portrait of Hadrian, his family, his deeds, his loves, his dark side & his legacy. ...

Luca Turin was born with a powerful nose, able to distinguish the components of any scent, from the most refined perfumes to the air on the subways. When he began to write reviews of fragrances, everything changed. The secret world of scent creation opened up, & Turin discovered something astonishing: No one understands how our noses work. ...

After murdering his brother, & taking the position of Emperor for himself, Caracalla orders a brutal purge of the supporters

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Emperor Severus is on his deathbed. His sons Geta & Caracalla, feuding in Britannia, are readying for a devastating power struggle.

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Roman scout Silus is deep behind enemy lines in Caledonia. As he spies on a raiding party, he is abruptly discovered by an enemy

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In 27 BC Octavian was proclaimed emperor by the Roman Senate & given the title ' Augustus'. He ruled over an Empire that embraced the territories of 25 some modern countries & had more than 50 million subjects. Its provinces stretched from Hadrian's Wall in the North to Egypt in the South, & from Portugal in the West to Syria in the East. Emperors of Rome charts the 500 years that followed the triumph of Augustus, during which Rome reached heights of economic prosperity & cultural achievement, but also plumbed depths of anarchy, cruelty & chaos. It profiles the greatest & most notorious of the emperors
- the autocratic Augustus, the feeble Claudius, the vicious Nero, the beneficent Marcus Aurelius, the maniac Commodus. But these colourful accounts of the Emperors are just part of a wider narrative charting the vicissitudes & ultimate decline of the Roman polity. All of the key events of Roman imperial history are described here, from the Golden Age of Augustus to the destruction of Pompeii, from the reorganization of the Empire under Diocletian in 284 to the division of the Empire into Eastern & Western halves in 395, & from Constantine's Edict of Milan of 313 to the sack of Rome by the Visigoths in 410.
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