Ancient Civilization; An Introduction to Modern History
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It was serving Roman con- admirably for the government of the city and of the Latin ques s territory. The nobles and common people alike were loyal to their city. They were unselfish in their service in the army and happy in their life on their farms. The Roman citizens, scattered through the peninsula, were proud of their ancestors and of the privilege of being reckoned as members of the assem- blies even though they seldom travelled to Rome to vote. The Italian allies were contented. Rome all...owed them so much freedom of action that they were rarely disloyal to the republic and cheerfully furnished their share of troops.
One hundred and fifty years later, when the Roman armies had conquered most of the people Hving along the shores of the EFFECT OF ROMAN CONQUESTS 75 Mediterranean, everything was changed. The government, especially of the provinces which had been created, was far from perfect. The governors .were unreasonable and cruel.
They showed contempt for the laws and customs of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was serving Roman con- admirably for the government of the city and of the Latin ques s territory. The nobles and common people alike were loyal to their city. They were unselfish in their service in the army and happy in their life on their farms. The Roman citizens, scattered through the peninsula, were proud of their ancestors and of the privilege of being reckoned as members of the assem- blies even though they seldom travelled to Rome to vote. The Italian allies were contented. Rome all...owed them so much freedom of action that they were rarely disloyal to the republic and cheerfully furnished their share of troops.
One hundred and fifty years later, when the Roman armies had conquered most of the people Hving along the shores of the EFFECT OF ROMAN CONQUESTS 75 Mediterranean, everything was changed. The government, especially of the provinces which had been created, was far from perfect. The governors .were unreasonable and cruel.
They showed contempt for the laws and customs of the people.
What to read after Ancient Civilization; An Introduction to Modern History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wolfson, Arthur Mayer, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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