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Routledge - The Army in the Roman Revolution - History Book

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Explore one of the most significant periods of transformation in human history with The Army in the Roman Revolution by Routledge. This work examines the transition of Rome from an imperial, quasi-democratic power into an autocracy. By focusing on the final eighty years of the Roman Republic, the book provides a detailed study of how the military structure evolved during this era of massive political change. Readers will learn how a military force once used for imperial conquest was transformed into a collection of rival personal armies. These forces eventually fell under the direct control of the triumvirs, altering the course of the ancient world. Rather than treating the Roman military as a static or monolithic institution, this book highlights its constant development and its central role in driving political shifts. It is an essential resource for students and readers interested in ancient history, Roman civilization, and the mechanics of political power.

Key Features

Examines the transformation of the Roman Republic from a quasi-democratic power into an autocracy.

Analyzes the evolution of the Roman army during the final eighty years of the Republic.

Studies how imperial conquest forces became rival personal armies controlled by the triumvirs.

Challenges the idea of the Roman military as a static or monolithic institution.

Provides deep insight into the role of the military in driving major political change in Rome.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
16 May 2007
Listed Since
26 January 2007

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