A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... gave an opportunity for the completion of the democ- racy ( 446-431 B.C. ) . In Athens the masses ruled ; the Empire was based on democracy . Democracy was completely insti- tuted when Pericles introduced pay for jury duty and for ...
... gave an opportunity for the completion of the democ- racy ( 446-431 B.C. ) . In Athens the masses ruled ; the Empire was based on democracy . Democracy was completely insti- tuted when Pericles introduced pay for jury duty and for ...
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... gave the latter a good government . In spite of a few frontier wars along the Rhine , Tiberius followed a peaceful policy . In general he followed the anti - expansion policy of Augustus , although he made Cappadocia a province and gave ...
... gave the latter a good government . In spite of a few frontier wars along the Rhine , Tiberius followed a peaceful policy . In general he followed the anti - expansion policy of Augustus , although he made Cappadocia a province and gave ...
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... gave them lands west of the Rhine in the region of Worms , and then they expanded to the south and west . They were pushed to the Rhine about 413 , and then settled near Lake Geneva and in the Rhone Valley . Here they remained until ...
... gave them lands west of the Rhine in the region of Worms , and then they expanded to the south and west . They were pushed to the Rhine about 413 , and then settled near Lake Geneva and in the Rhone Valley . Here they remained until ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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