Slavery in Ancient Rome

“Slavery in Ancient Rome” by Michael Massey is a concise illustrated book published by Bloomsbury Academic on January 25, 2002. This edition, part of the Inside the Ancient World series, spans 80 pages and is designed for middle school students, providing an accessible introduction to the topic of slavery in ancient Rome.
Readers will find a well-structured overview that includes numerous citations of original sources, making it a valuable resource for understanding this significant aspect of ancient history. The book focuses on the historical context of slavery, offering insights into the lives of enslaved individuals and the societal implications in ancient Rome. With its engaging format and educational approach, this book serves as a foundational text for young learners interested in ancient history.
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This book in the Inside the Ancient World series is a concise illustrated treatment of the topic of slavery in ancient Rome, aimed at middle school students. It includes many citations of original sources and makes a good first introduction to this important aspect of the ancient world.
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