History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume 8 (of 12)
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The work surveys late Assyrian history with a focus on Sennacherib and his campaigns against Babylon, Judah and Egypt, chronicling repeated Babylonian revolts and the city's ultimate destruction. It then traces Assyria at its zenith under subsequent kings, describing military expeditions, administrative strain from depopulation, and monumental building projects such as the royal palaces at Nineveh. The narrative also considers Phoenician maritime expansion and colonization, Egyptian and Nubian interactions, and the emergence of the Medes and a new Chaldaean empire that reshaped the eastern political order.
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