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Jiang frames early Rome as a small, poor Latin kingdom whose later imperial success could not have been predicted from its starting position among Etruscans, Greeks, and Carthaginians.
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Jiang frames early Rome as a small, poor Latin kingdom whose later imperial success could not have been predicted from its starting position among Etruscans, Greeks, and Carthaginians.
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"Okay, so we start Rome today, and we will spend the next four classes on the rise of the Roman Republic and then the..."
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"And slowly, they'll build up their own little empire across the Mediterranean. And they are, for the longest time, the wealthiest city in Europe,..."
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