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Edward Gibbon's monumental work on the fall of the Roman Empire is widely considered one of the greatest historical achievements of all time. Spanning six volumes and more than 3,000 pages, this book offers an exhaustive look at the factors that contributed to the decline of one of the ancient world's greatest superpowers. Written in a prose style that still resonates today, this book is a must-read for anyone with an interest in history.
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