So, this made me start looking for old books about Patton. Looked to see if Robert Payne maybe had written anything about him.
Found about "The Roman Triumph", 1964, written by him. Mentioned in the jewpedia article on Payne, but not listed in his list of novels, just a reference. Thought that was weird.
Started looking for the book. Amazon has one sketchy seller selling a possible edition. That's it. Can't find an online version of it.
https://www.stonybrook.edu/libspecial/collections/manuscripts/payne/bibliography.shtml
Mentioned here, so it definitely exists.
I wonder why the powers-that-be don't want us reading this book. It's supposed to just be a recount of what happened when the war hero's of Rome returned.
Roman Triumph
I haven't been able to find a pdf or ebook format of that book just yet, but I've only done a few minutes of searching so far.
However, I did find it available on archive for borrowing: https://archive.org/details/romantriumph0000payn/page/n5/mode/2up
Title states by Payne, Pierre Stephen R, but the book is the 1962 print by Robert Payne that you referenced. It can be read on-page, just not downloaded as far as I know.
I'll look more later for a downloadable copy.
Uploading the book to catbox managed to complete successfully. That's the first time for me when uploading a file this large.
- (53.7mb) https://files.catbox.moe/8zlxaj.pdf
I didn't edit the book to fix all of it to be in chapters like a normal book though. I might do that at some point in the future.
I hope this is useful to you.
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