011- The Morning After

Update: 2010-02-25

Description

In the decades after the Gauls abandoned Rome to its fate, the Romans
were forced to battle both external threats and internal sedition. The
Plebes, saddled with debt from the reconstruction, forced through
reforms in 367 BC that finally gave them access to the most powerful
office of state: the Consulship.

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In Channel

001- In the Beginning

2007-07-2812:40

002- Youthful Indiscretions

2010-02-2513:05

003a- The Seven Kings of Rome

2010-02-2517:00

003b- The Seven Kings of Rome

2010-02-2519:20

004- The Public Thing

2010-02-2516:03

005- Trials and Tribunlations

2010-02-2517:06

006- The Twelve Tables

2010-02-2516:54

007- The Roman Washington

2010-02-2513:05

008- Decades of Gloom

2010-02-2516:20

009- A Trojan War

2010-02-2514:42

010: Barbarians at the Gates

2010-02-2516:58

011- The Morning After

2010-02-2517:37

012- The First Samnite War

2010-02-2519:17

013- The Latin War

2010-02-2515:22

014a- A Phalanx With Joints

2010-02-2512:32

014b- A Phalanx With Joints

2010-02-2518:10

015a- The Second Samnite War

2010-02-2519:19

015b- The Second Samnite War

2010-02-2715:46

016- The Third Samnite War

2010-02-2716:40

017- Pyrrhic Victories

2010-02-2819:04

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