Guglielmo Ferrero

The Greatness and Decline of Rome

Cesare Lombroso

The Female Offender

Julius Caesar

Elisabeth Abbott

Arthur Livingston

A Novel of Italy in Our Own Times

The Seven Vices

Four Years of Fascism

Europe's Fateful Hour

The underlying causes of the war: 1. Quantity and quality. 2. Anarchy, liberty and discipline. 3. The great and the colossal -- Teutonism and Latinism -- Ancient Rome and modern culture -- Italy's foreign policy -- The genius of the Latin peoples -- The intellectual problems of the new world -- The great contradiction: 1. Patriotism and progress. 2. The two sides of progress. 3. A ruthless war. 4. New strength and ancient wisdom. 5. Bacchus in bonds.

Rome and Egypt

romanzo

La rivolta del figlio

La terza Roma; le due verita: La rivolta del figlio

The Greatness and Decline of Rome: Julius Caesar

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The Greatness And Decline Of Rome;

The Lowell Lectures of 1908

Characters and Events of Roman History, from Cæsar to Nero

Bonaparte in Italy, 1796-1797

The Gamble

Guglielmo Ferrero

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