Category Archives: classical geography
What’s Wrong with Geography?
Statistics – aren’t they wonderful? The title of this piece was premised on my reading recently that geography students are among those who have the greatest difficulty finding work after graduation. On Googling to verify this, I found several impressive … Continue reading
The Hannibal Controversy
It seems a bit sad that one can rise to the giddy heights of an ODNB entry for one reason: ‘Ellis is chiefly known for his fierce controversy with William John Law, which raged from 1854 to 1856, on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alps, elephants, Hannibal, John Law, Livy, Polybius, Robert Ellis
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