A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Finance had at one time caused acute anxiety to the government ; for the war had paralysed trade and men took to hoarding ; but by an ingenious manipulation of the currency the hoarders were induced to bring in their coins for reminting ...
Finance had at one time caused acute anxiety to the government ; for the war had paralysed trade and men took to hoarding ; but by an ingenious manipulation of the currency the hoarders were induced to bring in their coins for reminting ...
Pagina 148
Released , he took ship for the African coast , where he took refuge on an island and was soon joined by his son . We shall hear of both again . Meanwhile at Rome Sulla had everything his own way . He repealed the recent laws of ...
Released , he took ship for the African coast , where he took refuge on an island and was soon joined by his son . We shall hear of both again . Meanwhile at Rome Sulla had everything his own way . He repealed the recent laws of ...
Pagina 363
Negotiations with Rome were begun ; and Longinus , rather than embarrass the home - government by concern for his safety , took poison . The negotiations broke down ; and then in a twinkling the Dacians were once more on the warpath .
Negotiations with Rome were begun ; and Longinus , rather than embarrass the home - government by concern for his safety , took poison . The negotiations broke down ; and then in a twinkling the Dacians were once more on the warpath .
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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