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Jiang says Hannibal understood Rome as an expansionist military power that would eventually come for Carthage even during formal peace.
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Jiang argues that Carthage's merchant culture run by business people made it unable to recognize the Roman threat that Hannibal understood.
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"Carthage, it is a trading power, is a maritime power. And while it's able to dominate its neighbors, it establishes an empire in Northern..."
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"The Carthaginians believed the Romans and thought if they surrender all their weapons they go away. The Romans got all these weapons they were..."
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Hannibal can destroy an army, but he cannot make Rome accept defeat.
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