A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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Pagina 13
That the Latins would appreciate his designs was scarcely to be expected ; and
by a series of campaigns he sought to impose by force a union unattainable by
good will . His success appears to have been considerable . For under the terms
of ...
That the Latins would appreciate his designs was scarcely to be expected ; and
by a series of campaigns he sought to impose by force a union unattainable by
good will . His success appears to have been considerable . For under the terms
of ...
Pagina 171
It can scarcely be doubted that , underlying this extraordinary appointment was
the desire of the capitalist class for a new policy of eastern expansion , bringing
with it not merely more tribute for the Treasury , but also fresh fields of exploitation
...
It can scarcely be doubted that , underlying this extraordinary appointment was
the desire of the capitalist class for a new policy of eastern expansion , bringing
with it not merely more tribute for the Treasury , but also fresh fields of exploitation
...
Pagina 263
Even Augustus , as we have seen , spent many years on tours of inspection in
both East and West . The best of his successors did the same . The example of an
Emperor's zeal , moreover , could scarcely be lost on his subordinates .
Even Augustus , as we have seen , spent many years on tours of inspection in
both East and West . The best of his successors did the same . The example of an
Emperor's zeal , moreover , could scarcely be lost on his subordinates .
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LAND AND PEOPLE PAGE I | 1 |
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