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Late in the Homeric period , the gradual substitution of individual ownership for family land tenure led to a growth of inequality . This caused the gradual rise of social classes and such perplexing problems as the wage system ...
Late in the Homeric period , the gradual substitution of individual ownership for family land tenure led to a growth of inequality . This caused the gradual rise of social classes and such perplexing problems as the wage system ...
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Rather it was merely a gradual evolution to a new form . No contemporary doubted the existence of the Roman Empire . The people were unconscious of any real change . A general decline took place that gradually debauched the taste of the ...
Rather it was merely a gradual evolution to a new form . No contemporary doubted the existence of the Roman Empire . The people were unconscious of any real change . A general decline took place that gradually debauched the taste of the ...
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This policy resulted in a division of labor that gradually brought to an end the integration which had formerly characterized rural and urban life . Not only did the city populations force the substitution of a money for a natural ...
This policy resulted in a division of labor that gradually brought to an end the integration which had formerly characterized rural and urban life . Not only did the city populations force the substitution of a money for a natural ...
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