Rome’s Western Contributions and America’s Dying Liberty

Few nations throughout history invoke so many varying emotions as Rome. Its influence on Western civilization is arguably unmatched. The nation contributed militarily, literately, architecturally, and philosophically, but its greatest contribution may have been its tale of liberty.   Roman literature and poetry are remembered today. In many ways, they borrowed and built on the … More Rome’s Western Contributions and America’s Dying Liberty

How Julius Caesar Sequestered and Consolidated Power in Rome

Julius Caesar became the most powerful man in the world, but his journey to success was long and bloody. After the death of Sulla—a Roman commander who later became consul and restored strength to the republic’s political traditions—Rome fell under disarray. Everyone who was anyone put their hat in the ring to compete for power. … More How Julius Caesar Sequestered and Consolidated Power in Rome