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CHAPTER
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PAGE
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Contributors to the Fund
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ii
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I.
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The Roman System of Government
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1. Pre-Augustan
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3
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2. Post-Augustan
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31
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II.
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Roman Politics and Modern Politics
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1. Rome and the Church of Rome
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47
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2. The Individual and the State
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51
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3. On Constitutions
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67 |
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4. The Legislative and Executive Branches of Government
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74
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i. Resemblances between Ancient and Modern
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74
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ii. Differences between Ancient and Modern
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80
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5. The Judiciary
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95
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6. Conception of Citizenship
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103
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i. In Times of Peace
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103
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ii. In Times of War
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106
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7. Taxation and Finance
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108
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8. Imperialism
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115
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III.
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Some Political and Social Problems Common to the Romans and to Modern Peoples
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138
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1. The Color and the Labor Questions
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139
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2. Voting and Elections
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140
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3. The Political Boss
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144
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4. The Recall
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147
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5. Pensions, Bonuses, and Militarism
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149
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6. Cases of Paternalism
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152
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7. Growth of Cities
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160 |
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IV.
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Some Final Reflections
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164
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Notes
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171
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Bibliography
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175
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