Sixteen centuries after his death, Attila the Hun remains history’s most famous barbarian—and one of its most misunderstood rulers. This clear, chronological biography follows his rise, his wars against Rome, the invasion of Gaul and Italy, his political and military genius, and the sudden collapse of his empire.
Sixteen centuries after his death, Attila the Hun remains history’s most famous barbarian—and one of its most misunderstood rulers. This clear, chronological biography follows his rise, his wars against Rome, the invasion of Gaul and Italy, his political and military genius, and the sudden collap...