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On the Burden of Farmers in the Roman Empire

Li Ying

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In the Roman Empire the government forced at its will a lot of unfair and mandatory burden on farmers just because of its overstaffed organization and increased expenditure.It not only had a negative impact on the social stability and development of the Roman Empire,but also accelerated the decline and fall of the empire.

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In the Roman Empire the government forced at its will a lot of unfair and mandatory burden on farmers just because of its overstaffed organization and increased expenditure.It not only had a negative impact on the social stability and development of the Roman Empire,but also accelerated the decline and fall of the empire.

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In the Roman Empire the government forced at its will a lot of unfair and mandatory burden on farmers just because of its overstaffed organization and increased expenditure.It not only had a negative impact on the social stability and development of the Roman Empire,but also accelerated the decline and fall of the empire.

Key concepts: Empire, Roman Empire, Government (linguistics), Government expenditure, Economic history, Economics, History, Political science

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