Roman politics

Printed May, 1923

THE PLIMPTON PRESS · NORWOOD · MASSACHUSETTS

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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

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