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Hannibal Essay

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History

 

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Jeffrey C

 

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July 29, 2015

 

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After the death of his father and his brother-in-law, Hannibal succeeded him as general and commander of the Carthaginian army in his early years, and would later enter one of the most talked about wars in history the second Punic War. Hannibal "Barca", Barca meaning "lightning" was not a family it was an epithet that Hamilcar used and his son chose to use was born in the year 247 B...
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Hannibal had a brother-in-law named Hasdrubal who served in the closing of the first Punic War and a further conquest in Hispania he was assassinated by a Celt in 228 B.C. Though there is much speculation as to why Hannibal decided to follow in his fathers footsteps and become a general for Carthage, as the story goes when Hannibals father was leaving he begged his father to allow him to come with him...
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