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<description><![CDATA[Title In This Collection:-<br> Emperor - The Death of Kings<br> Emperor - The Gods of War<br> Emperor - The Field of Swords<br> Emperor - The Gates of Rome<br><b>Emperor - The Death of Kings</b><br> The first book in Conn Iggulden's highly impressive <I>Emperor</I> series, <I>The Gates of Rome</I>, immediately marked the author out as one of the most accomplished practitioners of the sweeping historical novel at work today. The second book, <I>The Death of Kings</I>, creates another massive panoply of the Ancient World with the young Caesar serving onboard a war galley in the dangerous tempest-tossed waters of the Mediterranean. Achieving a striking victory with his already fully formed int<br><b>Emperor - The Gods of War</b><br> After the all-conquering film <i>Gladiator</i>, the streets of ancient Rome are thronging as authors rush to set their tales of violent combat and political machinations there. Conn IgguldenÆs <i>Emperor</i> sequence is one of the most prestigious of entries in this avalanche, and the latest, <i>The Gods of War</i>, is the most accomplished yet, coming across like <br><b>Emperor - The Field of Swords</b><br> <i>Emperor - Field of Swords</i> takes Colin Iggulden's sequence of novels about the rise of Julius Caesar to a point where Caesar is forced to bid for mastery of the Roman world. Iggulden is intelligent and precise about the internal <br><b>Emperor - The Gates of Rome</b><br> The first volume of a sequence of novels about Julius Caesar, <I>The Gates of Rome</I> is at its best in its scenes of gruelling training in swordplay and dirty fighting. Iggulden's Caesar is more or less fated from the start by his]]></description>
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