Slavery in Classical Greece (Classical World)
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Slavery in Classical Greece (Classical World)

by N.R.E. Fisher

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Slavery in Classical Greece offers a detailed look at the institution of slavery in ancient Greek society. This volume from the Classical World series explores its economic, social, and cultural dimensions, providing essential insights into one of the foundational aspects of classical civilization. Ideal for students and enthusiasts of ancient history.

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This book delves into the role and nature of slavery within the society of Classical Greece, providing a focused historical analysis.

As part of the Classical World series, it examines key elements of ancient Greek civilization, highlighting the economic and social structures that defined the era.

The work draws on historical sources to discuss the prevalence and implications of slavery in Greek city-states during the classical period.

Intended for readers interested in ancient history, it presents a clear overview without assuming prior extensive knowledge.

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