A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... forced to sell their farms . Pri- vate landlords succeeded in obtaining legal ownership of the leased state lands ... forced the senate to declare war , and the struggle lasted twelve years ( 118-106 B.C. ) . The senate mismanaged the ...
... forced to sell their farms . Pri- vate landlords succeeded in obtaining legal ownership of the leased state lands ... forced the senate to declare war , and the struggle lasted twelve years ( 118-106 B.C. ) . The senate mismanaged the ...
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... forced to aid the Huns . Others were forced westward into the land of the Visigoths , who , in turn , were pushed across the Danube and into the Roman Empire . During the first invasions the Ostrogoths thus were forced to follow the ...
... forced to aid the Huns . Others were forced westward into the land of the Visigoths , who , in turn , were pushed across the Danube and into the Roman Empire . During the first invasions the Ostrogoths thus were forced to follow the ...
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... forced the emperor and anti - pope to flee . But things fared badly with Gregory . Thirteen cardinals deserted him , and imperial reinforcements caused Robert Guiscard to retreat . Popular indignation became so great that Gregory was forced ...
... forced the emperor and anti - pope to flee . But things fared badly with Gregory . Thirteen cardinals deserted him , and imperial reinforcements caused Robert Guiscard to retreat . Popular indignation became so great that Gregory was forced ...
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