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The first two centuries were marked by an excellent political administration and an anti - expansion policy which brought continued peace and unprecedented material prosperity . The Roman peace was not a world peace , but a ...
The first two centuries were marked by an excellent political administration and an anti - expansion policy which brought continued peace and unprecedented material prosperity . The Roman peace was not a world peace , but a ...
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In spite of these condi- tions , the ideas and principles of the Roman Empire and the Roman peace continued to such an extent that , in theory , the barbarians considered themselves still as being within the Empire .
In spite of these condi- tions , the ideas and principles of the Roman Empire and the Roman peace continued to such an extent that , in theory , the barbarians considered themselves still as being within the Empire .
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After 1200 , changed political relations with the continent and the separation of the English nobility from France resulted in the growth of a strong antiforeign feeling in England , and made unnecessary the continued use of French .
After 1200 , changed political relations with the continent and the separation of the English nobility from France resulted in the growth of a strong antiforeign feeling in England , and made unnecessary the continued use of French .
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