Thomas Ashby (1874-1931), the first scholar and third Director of
the British School at Rome died at a tragically young age when he
fell from a train. His 'Roman Campagna in Classical Times' remains
a classic work of topographic research. This book, written by
another former Director, tells the story of his life as an
academic, as the Director responsible for building the British
School at Rome in the Valle Giulia, as an ambulance driver in the
First World War, as an avid photographer and, in the author's view,
as the victim of the British tendency towards dark moral judgement.
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