A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... gradual substitution of in- dividual ownership for family land tenure led to a growth of inequality . This caused the ... gradually in a perfectly normal manner . In the second place , endless diversity and competition between the states ...
... gradual substitution of in- dividual ownership for family land tenure led to a growth of inequality . This caused the ... gradually in a perfectly normal manner . In the second place , endless diversity and competition between the states ...
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... gradually bestowed upon him all of the important political offices . Under the strong hand of Augustus the treasury was refilled , the army and administrative system were built up again , commerce was restored , and permanent peace in ...
... gradually bestowed upon him all of the important political offices . Under the strong hand of Augustus the treasury was refilled , the army and administrative system were built up again , commerce was restored , and permanent peace in ...
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... gradual evolution to a new form . No contemporary doubted the exist- ence of the Roman Empire . The people were unconscious of any real change . A general decline took place that gradually debauched the taste of the Romans . City life ...
... gradual evolution to a new form . No contemporary doubted the exist- ence of the Roman Empire . The people were unconscious of any real change . A general decline took place that gradually debauched the taste of the Romans . City life ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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