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Lycurgus & Numa: A Plutarch Chapter Book

Lycurgus & Numa: A Plutarch Chapter Book

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Series: Plutarch's Lives for Kids: Chapter Books

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ISBN13: 9798190204841
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 78
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
One man gave up a crown he already held, setting a newborn baby in the king's own seat and telling Sparta, Here is your king. Another turned down a crown he never wanted, then accepted it to go tame the roughest city in Italy. Two men, two cities, and one question between them: what kind of rules make a good city?

Your child won't get a tour of ancient Greece and Rome so much as a front-row seat to two opposite bets on how you hold a society together. Lycurgus tried to make every Spartan the same so the rules would stick on their own. Numa left every Roman free and gambled that goodness could hold a city together without force. Your child watches both experiments run and starts forming an opinion about which bet they would make.

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