Download And Enjoy The Shield Of Rome Illustrated By William Kelso Presented As Manuscript

novel, holds some new perspectives on the Roman era amp treatment of slaves, A couple of excellent fight scenes too! All up, worth the money, What a Great Adventure!

Why did it take me so long to discover this fine interpreter of Rome My first introduction was a superb Feast of the "Veterans of Rome" series.
Hunger for more led to "Devotio" and now "Shield", My appetite is well whetted for "Carthage"! Bravo to the chef, . . Thanks William Kelso. Doremice indeed. Enjoyable and entertaining. Thinly veiled melodrama

This is not the authors best work, Missing is the context of this period of Roman culture which appear to creep in more by accident than design.
Hello, my name is William Kelso, I was born in the Netherlands to British parents, My interest in history and in particular military history started at a very young age when I was lucky enough to hear my grandfather describing his experiences of serving in the RAF in North Africa and Italy during World War.
Recently my family have discovered that one of my Scottish and Northern Irish ancestors fought under Wellington at the battle of Waterloo in.
I love writing and bringing to life the ancient world of Rome, Carthage and the Germanic and Celtic tribes.
Its my thing. After graduation, I worked foryears in financial publishing and event management in the city of London as a salesman for some big conference organizers, trying to wea Hello, my name is William Kelso.
I was born in the Netherlands to British parents, My interest in history and in particular military history started at a very young age when I was lucky enough to hear my grandfather describing his experiences of serving in the RAF in North Africa and Italy during World War.
Recently my family have discovered that one of my Scottish and Northern Irish ancestors fought under Wellington at the battle of Waterloo in.
I love writing and bringing to life the ancient world of Rome, Carthage and the Germanic and Celtic tribes.
Its my thing. After graduation, I worked foryears in financial publishing and event management in the city of London as a salesman for some big conference organizers, trying to weave my stories in the evenings after dinner and in weekends.
Working in the heart of the original Roman city of Londinium I spent many years walking its streets and visiting the places in the city, the names of which commemorate the,year old ancient Roman capital of Britannia, London Wall, Watling Street, London Bridge and Walbrook.
The city of London if you know where to look has many fascinating historical corners, So, since thend MarchI have taken the plunge and become a full time writer, Stories as a form of entertainment and education are as old as cave man and telling them is what I am going to do for the rest of my life.
My stories are all about ancient Rome, especially the early to mid republic as this was the age of true Roman greatness.
I have writtenbooks so far with an aim of reaching a, My books include, The Shield of Rome, The Fortune of Carthage and Devotio: The House of Mus and the nine books of the Veteran of Rome Series.
Caledonia, Hibernia, Britannia, Hyperborea, Germania, The Dacian War, Armenia Capta, Rome and the Conquest of Mesopotamiaand Veterans of Rome.


I am currently working on a new series called The Soldier of the Republic, Go on, give them a go, In my spare time I help my brother run his battle field tours company which takes people around the battlefields of Arnhem, Dunkirk, Agincourt, Normandy, the Rhine crossing and Monte Cassino.
I live in London with my wife and support the Help for Heroes charity and a tiger in India.
Please visit my website sitelink and have a look at my historical video blog! sitelink,