“The dignity and energy of the Roman character, conspicuous in war and in politics, were not easily tamed and adjusted to the arts of industry and literature. The degenerate and pliant Greeks, on the contrary, excelled in the handicraft and… — The Richmond Enquirer 1850s Copy Share Image
“The dignity and energy of the Roman character, conspicuous in war and in politics, were not easily tamed and adjusted to the arts of… — The Richmond Enquirer 1850s Copy Share Image
