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| Article: | Hadrian |
| Author: | Joshua J. Mark |
| Narrator: | Grace MacLachlan |
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Grace MacLachlan is a Master’s student of History at the University of Leiden. She specialises in Ancient History. Her focus is on Roman cultural history and she particularly enjoys exploring the role of material culture in Roman society and politics.
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Joshua J. Mark is World History Encyclopedia's co-founder and Content Director. He was previously a professor at Marist College (NY) where he taught history, philosophy, literature, and writing. He has traveled extensively and lived in Greece and Germany.
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