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Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Language
English
Pages
121

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Subjects
City-states, Foreign relations, History
Places
Rome
Times
Republic, 265-30 B.C.
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Cover of: Imperialism in the Roman Republic
Imperialism in the Roman Republic
1970, Holt, Rinehart and Winston
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Table of Contents

The setting: Rome as mistress of Italy: Rome on the brink of expansion, by A. J. Toynbee.
War with Carthage; calculation or accident? Defensive imperialism, by H. H. Scullard. Roman war guilt, by J. H. Thiel. An accidental war, by M. Cary.
Expansion into the Greek world; philhellenism or self-defense? Philhellenism, by T. Mommsen. Preventive warfare, by M. Holleaux. A logical development, by E. Badian.
Roman brutality in Spain; is it explicable? Reaction to Spanish treachery, by T. Frank. Roman cruelty and extortion, by A. Schulten. Foreign policy dictated by structure of government and character of generals, by A. E. Astin.
Annexation of Africa; fear of Numidia or Carthage? Prevention of Numidian expansion, by B. L. Hallward. Fear of Carthage and irrationality, by F. E. Adcock.
Economic motivation; did it play a role? The role of economic motivation, by M. Rostovtzeff. The lack of economic motivation, by E. Badian.
The character and consequences of Roman imperialism: City-state unable to act as world power, by R. E. Smith. Patrol-state and client-state, by E. Badian. Economic and social consequences of imperialism, by A. H. McDonald.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Series
European problem studies

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Dewey Decimal Class
321/.03/0937
Library of Congress
DG241 .G77

The Physical Object

Pagination
121 p.
Number of pages
121

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OL4575155M
Internet Archive
imperialisminrom00grue
ISBN 10
0030776201
LCCN
77113828
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1906866
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955141

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