Barthold Georg Niebuhr's History of Rome is a seminal work in the field of ancient history, but it was not without its critics. In this book, Niebuhr's friend and colleague Julius Charles Hare defends the work from the charges raised in the Quarterly Review. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in ancient history, historiography, or the development of scholarship in the 19th century.

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