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|title=Spartacus the Gladiator
|author=Ben Kane
|borrow=Yes
|isbn=978-0099561927
|paperback=0099561921
|hardback=1848093403
|audiobook=
|ebook=B00699XMMO
|pages=527
|publisher=Arrow
|date=June 2012
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|website=http://www.benkane.net/
|video=F-rY76RcoZw
|summary=Another superb novel from Ben Kane. His characters may fight for their freedom, but his novels enslave me every time.
|cover=0099561921
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Given Ben Kane's tendency to write strong characters who rebel against their Roman leaders, it's perhaps slightly predictable that he should take on the story of Spartacus, who led a slaves' rebellion against Rome. This is, perhaps, the only thing you can say about Kane's writing that is predictable.
If this sounds good, you'll love all Ben Kane's work, so start where he did with [[The Forgotten Legion by Ben Kane]]
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