The Roman Traitor or, the Days of Cicero, Cato and Cataline. A True Tale of the Republic, Volume I and Volume II

William's gripping account of the final days of the Roman Republic offers a dramatic exploration of the political intrigue and personal rivalries that contributed to its downfall. Focusing on the lives of the famous orators and statesmen of the time, William weaves a compelling narrative that brings this fascinating period to life.

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