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Document Outline
Makers of History
Hannibal
PREFACE
CONTENTS.
ENGRAVINGS.
HANNIBAL. Chapter I. The First Punic War.
B.C. 280-249
Chapter II. Hannibal at Saguntum.
B.C. 234-218
Chapter III. Opening of the Second Punic War.
B.C. 217
Chapter IV. The Passage of the Rhone.
B.C. 217
Chapter V. Hannibal crosses the Alps.
B.C. 217
Chapter VI. Hannibal in the North of Italy.
B.C. 217
Chapter VII. The Apennines.
B.C. 217
Chapter VIII. The Dictator Fabius.
