A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Its fighting quality therefore was vastly superior to the garrison troops of the frontier , which henceforward became a completely immobile force . Such troops were given lands to till in the proximity of their station and were ...
Its fighting quality therefore was vastly superior to the garrison troops of the frontier , which henceforward became a completely immobile force . Such troops were given lands to till in the proximity of their station and were ...
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Eventually , too , sons were forced to carry on their father's trade ; so that , what was scarcely better than a veiled form of State slavery or serfdom , became hereditary . Even the local government of towns came to a standstill ...
Eventually , too , sons were forced to carry on their father's trade ; so that , what was scarcely better than a veiled form of State slavery or serfdom , became hereditary . Even the local government of towns came to a standstill ...
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surely crushed out ; and men , deprived of a real ideal to live for , began to lose heart when times became dangerous and critical . Parents even ceased to care about raising a family , and the decline of the birth - rate among the more ...
surely crushed out ; and men , deprived of a real ideal to live for , began to lose heart when times became dangerous and critical . Parents even ceased to care about raising a family , and the decline of the birth - rate among the more ...
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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