A clear, engaging history of Rome for young readers, with maps and a detailed timeline to guide learning.
This edition presents Rome’s story from its early legends to its later classical era, using accessible language and a steady narrative pace. It combines narrative chapters with practical features to help students understand how Rome grew and changed over time.
This book is designed for junior students who want a solid overview of Roman history. It uses straightforward explanations and concrete examples to connect events, people, and ideas. A map of Italy and an ample chronological table help readers place what they learn in a real-world context.
- Chronological tables and maps to reinforce dates and places as you read
- Clear narrative sections that cover key periods, leaders, and events
- Accessible language aimed at grade-level readers without sacrificing detail
- Historical milestones presented in a structured, easy-to-follow format
Ideal for students studying ancient history, classroom use, and curious readers who want a reliable, age-appropriate overview of Rome’s development.
Schmitz was a Latin teacher in Edinburgh.