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The Day 50,000 Romans Died Before Sunset
Cannae. 216 BC. Hannibal had 40,000 men and no siege equipment. Rome had 86,000 soldiers and every advantage on paper. By nightfall, Rome had lost more soldiers in a single afternoon than America lost in the entire Vietnam War.
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