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Spartacus's Heroism in Ancient Rome's Third Slave War
Summary: Spartacus was a skilled and courageous warrior whose leadership led to victories in battle after battle for the slaves against the Romans in Ancient Rome's Third Slave War. He is remembered as a hero because he fought valiantly for freedom.
Is there anything in this world that justifies the death of thousands upon thousands of people? Many people believe there is always an alternative to war, always another way to settle an issue. But, most of these people are free people that live in a free country with a free lifestyle. What if someone has never been blessed with freedom? Or in the case of many Roman slaves, what if someone has felt what it is like to be free, then had their freedom snatched right out from underneath them? Would action be justified then? The slaves of ancient Rome thought so, as have many other peoples who have been repressed around the world. Throughout the course of history many wars have been fought and many lives taken in pursuit of freedom. Many Americans can recall tales of the Revolutionary War in which they fought for their freedom...
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