The People’s Shield: How the Tribunician Veto Built the Roman Republic (The Roman Chronicles Book 2)
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The People’s Shield: How the Tribunician Veto Built the Roman Republic (The Roman Chronicles Book 2)

by James Callahan

political history roman history Ancient Governance
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The People’s Shield explores how the tribunician veto helped shape the Roman Republic. As the second book in The Roman Chronicles, it focuses on the political role of this powerful instrument and its connection to popular protection in ancient Rome.

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The People’s Shield examines the tribunician veto and its role in the development of the Roman Republic.

Focusing on a distinctive feature of Roman political life, the book considers how the veto functioned as a form of popular protection.

As Book 2 of The Roman Chronicles, it offers a focused historical study of republican institutions and political power.

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