A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 108
... land for grazing purposes at 300 acres an impossibly high figure for a time when the accumulation of land in the hands of the state had hardly yet begun . " The law of Licinius and Sextius was a step in the right direction , in that it ...
... land for grazing purposes at 300 acres an impossibly high figure for a time when the accumulation of land in the hands of the state had hardly yet begun . " The law of Licinius and Sextius was a step in the right direction , in that it ...
Pagina 282
... land act . ( p . 186 ) .1 With such an ancestry and such a personal record , Tiberius had merely to observe the Roman nobleman's ordinary code of " good form " , and his career was assured . The reasons that impelled Tiberius to turn ...
... land act . ( p . 186 ) .1 With such an ancestry and such a personal record , Tiberius had merely to observe the Roman nobleman's ordinary code of " good form " , and his career was assured . The reasons that impelled Tiberius to turn ...
Pagina 295
... land problem in Australia c . 1850 , when the advocates of small - holdings and intensive cultivation proceeded to break up the extensive sheep - rearing estates of the 60 22 squatters on undeveloped public land . • On these previous ...
... land problem in Australia c . 1850 , when the advocates of small - holdings and intensive cultivation proceeded to break up the extensive sheep - rearing estates of the 60 22 squatters on undeveloped public land . • On these previous ...
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