Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi, Sulla, Crassus, Cato, Pompey, CaesarE. Arnold, 1903 - 348 pages |
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... Italy of great landed estates - the latifundia , worked by chain- gangs of Eastern slaves , of which we hear so many complaints . We are assured that the freeholders decayed because of the perverse wickedness of the great capi- talists ...
... Italy of great landed estates - the latifundia , worked by chain- gangs of Eastern slaves , of which we hear so many complaints . We are assured that the freeholders decayed because of the perverse wickedness of the great capi- talists ...
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... Italy which figure in so many descriptions . That Italian agriculture was flagging in the middle years of the second century , even in quarters where the capitalist did not intervene , is quite clear . Cato in his younger days had ...
... Italy which figure in so many descriptions . That Italian agriculture was flagging in the middle years of the second century , even in quarters where the capitalist did not intervene , is quite clear . Cato in his younger days had ...
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... Italy . But it was not merely with the speculative importer from Spain , Africa , or Egypt , that the farmers of the Latin and Etruscan Campagna had now to compete . Simple free trade was not their only bane . They had also to face the ...
... Italy . But it was not merely with the speculative importer from Spain , Africa , or Egypt , that the farmers of the Latin and Etruscan Campagna had now to compete . Simple free trade was not their only bane . They had also to face the ...
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... ITALY 21 Roman farmer grew corn for his own consumption no less than for the purpose of selling it in the local market . This fact tended to make the working of the economic crisis slower . But the permanent fall in prices descended ...
... ITALY 21 Roman farmer grew corn for his own consumption no less than for the purpose of selling it in the local market . This fact tended to make the working of the economic crisis slower . But the permanent fall in prices descended ...
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... Italians isolated , and excluded them from the profits of the Empire , with the result that they remained torpid but ... Italy , and settle down on better soil in Spain or Africa - the America and Australia of the ancient world - had not ...
... Italians isolated , and excluded them from the profits of the Empire , with the result that they remained torpid but ... Italy , and settle down on better soil in Spain or Africa - the America and Australia of the ancient world - had not ...
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