Ridpath's Universal history : an account of the origin, primitive condition and ethnic development of the great races of mankind, and of the principal events in the evolution and progress of the civilized life among men and nations, from recent and authentic sources with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . this renever yet held a higlier office : uu-l^able UNIVERSAL HISTORY. —THE AXtTEXT WORLD. plying .u. hazurilou- Carthai lu,,kr,l on til ?est toiirtr. l)lr, ill Ni i,>. tlie Ham ihrni nlitica !.• 1. :\i.
Ridpath's Universal history : an account of the origin, primitive condition and ethnic development of the great races of mankind, and of the principal events in the evolution and progress of the civilized life among men and nations, from recent and authentic sources with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . this renever yet held a higlier office : uu-l^able UNIVERSAL HISTORY. —THE AXtTEXT WORLD. plying .u. hazurilou- Carthai lu,,kr,l on til ?est toiirtr. l)lr, ill Ni i,>. tlie Ham ihrni nlitica !.• 1. :\i. ii-le#, still-a .lis-Italy. In(iL-ath ofaile au younir-torcemtUt. if Dossi- t\ Liland ,,as., Withitv-livt coutiuiicil (luriiiL! tinever, was so viuiruitime the besit-ci-,-obliged to eutrciiclioutory, where tia-Scipio war, Joineil bbin • , ; ~^ well disciplined army ofnusaud men, he eml)arkedthe spring of B. C. 204,Africa. He marched di-, and began a siege which? -ummer. The city, how-i,-ly deiended that at onewcie driven back at Fair Prom-expedition had landed,idniirer. ilasinissa. ^M^^^ s^ssmm^ m ?^/^- lilieratc the L^reat leader from the hills of I cause with Hasdnibn Bnittium. Ma^n ni;and his to tn ribellionsuccess. Many twere wmi wv tn 1. His army routed and himself wounded, the di-version was of no practical benefit to the lieginning of the second year of rti,-ah; in- on the advi. f .MaMiii-ia, made an attack by night npon the camp nf tlir en-tlny before the city. The movenniit was asur]irise, and the Carthaginians were i(iuteticof the Carthaginians that the prospects, imnie-diate and remote, were exceedingly gloomy asit respected the fate of their country. Nego-tiations
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