The Battle of Cannae in 216 BC

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Severino Baraldi

<p>Severino Baraldi</p>

<p>The Battle of Cannae, 216BC. With the horrific journey over the Alps behind them, Hannibal's men embarked on devastating victories that left Rome reeling. Cannae was the worst defeat the Roman republic ever suffered: an estimated 70,000 were killed or captured. Thereafter Rome made sure that it avoided fixed battles with the invaders.</p>

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