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CCDSpeaks Hosts Dr. Jeremiah McCall For a Book Chat

CCDSpeaks Hosts Dr. Jeremiah McCall For a Book Chat

Mar 9 2023

If you are interested in history then this CCDSpeaks event is for you! With host Nat Tracey-Miller `05, Upper School history teacher, author, and industry leader Dr. Jeremiah McCall will discuss his latest book, Rivalries that Destroyed the Roman Republic, the ever-present fascination with ancient history and Romans, and teaching at Country Day.

Rivalries is the story of how some Roman aristocrats grew so competitive in their political rivalries that they destroyed their Republic in the late second to mid-first century BCE.

The chat begins at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 12 in the Upper School library. RSVPs required.

Rivalries that Destroyed the Roman Republic

Dr. McCall is also offering a limited book sale if you would like a copy of the book. Please use this form to preorder your signed hardback copy of Rivalries that Destroyed the Roman Republic. Because we are selling directly through the publisher, we are excited to offer the book at 35% off the retail price. Books will be available for pickup at the event on April 12. Please bring payment of $25 (cash or check made out to Jeremiah McCall) and drop it off at the front desk or mail it (6905 Given Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45243) to the attention of Nat Tracey-Miller or to Dr. Jeremiah McCall in advance. Preorders close on Friday, March 17.

Click here for more information about the book (and to read a review written by Trey Dayton `08).