1833, 1st, INQUIRY INTO THE STATE OF SLAVERY AMONGST THE ROMANS, WILLIAM BLAIR

Description: An Inquiry Into The State of Slavery Amongst the Romans: from the earliest period, till the establishment of the Lombards in Italy by William Blair, Esq Edinburgh: Thomas Clark 1833 First Edition 16mo, xi, 301, 2 pages, publisher's original pebbled cloth covered boards with paper spine label. Ex-library with some of the typical markings, damage and discoloration to spine, occasional scattered foxing, else in good condition. "An Inquiry into the State of Slavery Amongst the Romans: From the Earliest Period, Till the Establishment of the Lombards in Italy" by William Blair offers a comprehensive examination of the institution of slavery in ancient Rome. Published in the early 19th century, Blair's scholarly work traces the evolution and characteristics of Roman slavery from its inception to the decline of the Western Roman Empire and the rise of the Lombards. Blair meticulously analyzes legal, economic, and social aspects of slavery, providing insight into the lives of slaves, their treatment, and their roles within Roman society. His investigation highlights the complexities of the institution, exploring how it was influenced by and in turn influenced Roman culture, economy, and politics. Through a detailed historical lens, Blair sheds light on the enduring impact of Roman slavery on subsequent European societies, offering a crucial resource for understanding the deep roots and long-lasting effects of slavery in Western history. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and don't forget to check out my other listings.

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