William Kelso breathes life into the ancient world, with a particular fascination for the early and mid-Republic, a period he regards as the age of true Roman greatness. Drawing inspiration from family histories and walks through London's Roman-era streets, he captures the spirit of ancient Rome, its burgeoning empire, and the lives of its soldiers. Kelso's writing aims to entertain and educate, bringing the dramatic narratives of conquest and civilization to a modern audience. He is dedicated to his craft, striving to transport readers back in time and illuminate the enduring significance of these foundational eras.
Focusing on newly discovered artifacts from the 17th century, this book provides insights into Jamestown, Virginia, the first permanent English settlement in America. It highlights the latest research and findings, offering a glimpse into the lives and experiences of early settlers, as well as the historical significance of these discoveries.