Parallèle de la conduite des Carthaginois...
compares the strategies of Carthage against Rome in the Second Punic War with those of England against France in the war declared in 1756. This historical parallel explores the origins, motives, and consequences of the conflict between Carthage and Rome and draws parallels to the Anglo-French conflict of the 18th century. The book provides insights into the political and military strategies employed by both sides, inviting readers to reflect on the enduring patterns of international relations and warfare. It offers a unique perspective on the dynamics of power and conflict throughout history.
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