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The decline of the Roman Empire

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"The late Roman Empire witnessed a stagnation of public consciousness. The spirit of civic patriotism gradually weakened, and the government was forced to rely increasingly on its administrators," writes Arnold Jones, a historian of classical antiquity and professor at the University of Cambridge. "The ranks of administrators swelled significantly; corruption and extortion flourished, sowing discontent among the masses and wasting the empire's already limited resources." In his book, he details the decline of the Roman Empire: the processes taking place in public administration, the mood and behavior of the upper, middle, and lower classes, the state of education and culture—and much more. The book contains a wealth of interesting facts, yet is easy to read thanks to its well-written, literary style.
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