Episode 58
EI Weekly Listen — Roman geopolitics, an exercise in myth-making by Richard Miles
Once established, Roman exceptionalism and empire needed to be justified and maintained. T...
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Once established, Roman exceptionalism and empire needed to be justified and maintained. T...
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As the largest country in the world, Russia's might past and present has an inherent link ...
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Voltaire predicted that religion would be defunct in fifty year's time. Karl Marx called i...
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