History of Europe, Ancient And Medieval: Earliest Man, the Orient, Greece And Rome
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What dangerous step did he take ? Describe his character and writings.
What followed the two centuries of peace ?
Note. This tailpiece shows the model of a part of the ruins of a former fashionable Roman watering place at Bath, England.
CHAPTER XIX A CENTURY OF REVOLUTION AND THE DIVISION OF THE EMPIRE I. Internal Decline of the Roman Empire 424. Signs of Inner Decay. We have seen good government, fine buildings, education, and other evidences of civilization more widespread in the second centu...ry of peace than ever before.
Nevertheless, the great Empire which we have been studying was suffering from an inner decay. In the first place, the decline of farming, so noticeable before the fall of the Republic (§§ 351 ff.), had gone steadily on. This was partly due to the exhaustion of the soil and bad cultivation.
425. Decline of Farming and Agriculture. Land continued to pass over into the hands of the rich and powerful. A rich man's estate was called a villa, and the system of villa estates, having destroyed the small farmers of Italy (§§ 349-352), was now destroying them in the provinces likewise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What dangerous step did he take ? Describe his character and writings.
What followed the two centuries of peace ?
Note. This tailpiece shows the model of a part of the ruins of a former fashionable Roman watering place at Bath, England.
CHAPTER XIX A CENTURY OF REVOLUTION AND THE DIVISION OF THE EMPIRE I. Internal Decline of the Roman Empire 424. Signs of Inner Decay. We have seen good government, fine buildings, education, and other evidences of civilization more widespread in the second centu...ry of peace than ever before.
Nevertheless, the great Empire which we have been studying was suffering from an inner decay. In the first place, the decline of farming, so noticeable before the fall of the Republic (§§ 351 ff.), had gone steadily on. This was partly due to the exhaustion of the soil and bad cultivation.
425. Decline of Farming and Agriculture. Land continued to pass over into the hands of the rich and powerful. A rich man's estate was called a villa, and the system of villa estates, having destroyed the small farmers of Italy (§§ 349-352), was now destroying them in the provinces likewise.
What to read after History of Europe, Ancient And Medieval: Earliest Man, the Orient, Greece And Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson, James Harvey, 1863-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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