Read by Michael L. Field

The Peloponnesian War: A Complete History of the Peloponnesian Conflict is an in-depth historical account of the Peloponnesian War, the monumental struggle between Athens and Sparta that shaped the course of ancient Greek history. This history of the Peloponnesian War examines the military strategies, key battles, and political turmoil that defined this pivotal war. From Pericles' Golden Age of Athens to the brutal Spartan military campaigns, this book brings to life the power struggles, betrayals, and the ultimate downfall of the Athenian empire. It covers decisive moments like the Battle of Sphacteria, the Sicilian Expedition, the Fall of Athens, and the strategic brilliance of leaders like Alcibiades and Brasidas. Through a combination of primary historical sources, modern interpretations, and military analysis, this book provides a comprehensive understanding of the Peloponnesian War, its origins, its catastrophic effects on the Greek world, and its lasting influence on military history, democracy, and Western civilization. Perfect for history enthusiasts, scholars of classical studies, military historians, and anyone fascinated by the epic conflicts of ancient Greece

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