A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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... what is perhaps even more significant , it so changed the trend of her political
development that from this time onward we can begin to discern the domineering
and despotic temper which was to colour the whole course of her Imperialism .
... what is perhaps even more significant , it so changed the trend of her political
development that from this time onward we can begin to discern the domineering
and despotic temper which was to colour the whole course of her Imperialism .
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During the course of his Gallic campaign Caesar had not merely developed new
powers of action , he had also had time to think . At a distance from the capital
and its absorbing party politics , he had been able to study the vast problems of
the ...
During the course of his Gallic campaign Caesar had not merely developed new
powers of action , he had also had time to think . At a distance from the capital
and its absorbing party politics , he had been able to study the vast problems of
the ...
Pagina 341
urbanized areas ( for along with such towns was of course included a
considerable tract of the surrounding country ) . The interference of the governor ,
and , parallel with him , of the imperial procurator or financial supervisor , was
limited not ...
urbanized areas ( for along with such towns was of course included a
considerable tract of the surrounding country ) . The interference of the governor ,
and , parallel with him , of the imperial procurator or financial supervisor , was
limited not ...
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Sommario
THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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