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Overview
Two cities at war Two men with Olympic ambitions -And one slave the finest charioteer in Greece
Set in archaic Greece, and based on incidents recorded in Herodotus, this is the tale of a young man s journey from tragedy to triumph and the story of the founding of the first non-aggression pact in recorded history: the Peloponnesian League.
Award-winning novelist Helena P. Schrader has again created a novel full of rich and realistic characters while providing readers a remarkable insight into Archaic Spartan society. Well-researched and intelligently interpolated from recorded facts, Schrader s Sparta is a refreshing change from the stereotypes encountered in much modern literature.
Synopsis
Two cities at war Two men with Olympic ambitions -
And one slave the finest charioteer in Greece
Set in archaic Greece, and based on incidents recorded in Herodotus, this is the tale of a young man s journey from tragedy to triumph and the story of the founding of the first non-aggression pact in recorded history: the Peloponnesian League.
Award-winning novelist Helena P. Schrader has again created a novel full of rich and realistic characters while providing readers a remarkable insight into Archaic Spartan society. Well-researched and intelligently interpolated from recorded facts, Schrader s Sparta is a refreshing change from the stereotypes encountered in much modern literature.