Another Lesson from Rome: Taxation, Bureaucracy, and the Rich vs. Poor0
- Culture
- February 1, 2016
Parallels in history are never perfect, nonetheless lessons can be learned. In Mediaeval History: Europe from the Second to the Sixteenth Century (1935), Carl Stephenson, a professor of history at Cornell University, provides a captivating account of Rome’s decline in the late 3rd century as seen in monetary policy, taxation, and how the burden was
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