Roman Lives
This is a rich history of the Roman Empire told in a style that makes the book not only a resource for teachers but also a reader for sixth grade and older. Generously illustrated with paintings by masters and maps depicting the era of Roman rule, the stories of the founding, the seven kings, the imperialism, the Caesars, and the decline of Rome ring through these pages of the long-reigning Roman Empire. Master storytelling author, Dorothy Harrer, longtime Waldorf teacher, describes with enlivening detail the rise and fall of this remarkable chapter in the history of Western Civilization. For Roman scholars right down to an enthusiastic twelve year old, this is a book not to miss!
About the Author
Dorothy Harrer was one of the key teachers at the Rudolf Steiner School in New York City in the middle of the last century. Her husband, William Harrer, was also a leader in the school for many years. Together they founded Camp Glenbrook in New Hampshire, their country farm-turned camp still used today by teachers and their classes and for summer camp for children used by the Waldorf School of Garden City and some from the Rudolf Steiner School in New York City. Other books by Mrs. Harrer include Chapters from Ancient History, An English Manual for the Elementary School, Math Lessons for Elementary Grades, and Nature Ways in Story and Verse.
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