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A Short History of the World Chapter 33 - The Growth of the Roman Empire
In which the rise and expansion of the Roman Republic into a vast and novel empire is traced, revealing its unique republican nature and the gradual transformation of its political and social fabric amidst conquest and internal strife. The narrative observes the struggles of citizenship, the shift from farmer-soldiers to professional armies, and the eventual emergence of imperial rule under the legions, culminating in the empire’s sprawling territorial reach and changing governance.
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