A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... formed an important class because of their control of a large share of Athenian trade and industry . For doing business in Athens , they paid the state tax or license fees . The slaves formed a large class , about one third of the ...
... formed an important class because of their control of a large share of Athenian trade and industry . For doing business in Athens , they paid the state tax or license fees . The slaves formed a large class , about one third of the ...
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... formation of the Republic , the patri- cians and plebians struggled with each other for equality before the law . Finally , the two classes were formed into a common body of citizenry which had equal political and civil rights [ 86 ] ...
... formation of the Republic , the patri- cians and plebians struggled with each other for equality before the law . Finally , the two classes were formed into a common body of citizenry which had equal political and civil rights [ 86 ] ...
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... formed a confraternity , rather than an order , for there was no formal novitiate and no formal organ- ization ... formed . Their great numbers made a definite organization necessary . Although he disliked formal organi- zation , St ...
... formed a confraternity , rather than an order , for there was no formal novitiate and no formal organ- ization ... formed . Their great numbers made a definite organization necessary . Although he disliked formal organi- zation , St ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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