An Economic History of Rome to the End of the Republic

An Economic History of Rome to the End of the Republic by Frank Tenney explores the economic transformations and societal changes in ancient Rome particularly focusing on the aftermath of the Second Punic War. The book delves into the establishment of the plantation system land redistribution concentration of wealth population shifts towards slaves and the impact on various social classes. It discusses the industrial structure of Pompeii labor conditions and the essential yet often overlooked role of laborers in Roman society. Through detailed analysis it provides a comprehensive insight into the economic and social dynamics of ancient Rome.