A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... peace , and the peace of Nicias with Sparta was signed on terms which were disadvantageous to Athens . Since Corinth refused to sign the treaty , it was certain that the truce would be of short duration . Within three years Athens ...
... peace , and the peace of Nicias with Sparta was signed on terms which were disadvantageous to Athens . Since Corinth refused to sign the treaty , it was certain that the truce would be of short duration . Within three years Athens ...
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... peace and unprecedented material prosperity . The Roman peace was not a world peace , but a Mediterranean peace , and afforded an opportunity for the de- velopment of industry , agriculture , and commerce and for the diffusion of ...
... peace and unprecedented material prosperity . The Roman peace was not a world peace , but a Mediterranean peace , and afforded an opportunity for the de- velopment of industry , agriculture , and commerce and for the diffusion of ...
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... peace continued to such an extent that , in theory , the barbarians considered themselves still as being within the Empire . This is shown by the titles they chose and the coins they struck . But the Roman peace had really gone when the ...
... peace continued to such an extent that , in theory , the barbarians considered themselves still as being within the Empire . This is shown by the titles they chose and the coins they struck . But the Roman peace had really gone when the ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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