Men read historical works for many reasons. Sometimes they want to be instructed; at other times, they prefer entertainment. But when a work can combine both of these things in a compelling and evocative style, the reward is that much greater. Caius Sallustius Crispus, known simply as Sallust, is one of those rare historians whose works have achieved a timeless relevance through their matchless balance of entertainment and instruction.
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I am not clicking on Roosh’s site but I will take a look at Sallust’s work
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You can find a description of the book under the “Books” tab on my homepage here.
https://qcurtius.com/books/sallust-the-conspiracy-of-catiline-and-the-war-of-jugurtha/
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