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Essays on classical historical subjects, 1800 - 1950

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Reference Code: GBR/0272/KCAC/1/6/Unknown/2

Scope and Contents

Lecture notes, supervisional essays or exam papers. The essays are essays on:
'A.6 That the fourth century has assumed a partial aspect of decadence is largely due to the writings of Demosthenes.'
'B.7 At the outset of his invasion of Persia Alexander undoubtedly regarded himself as the leader of a Hellenic war of revenge against Persia for the injury she had done to Hellas during the Greek Persian War.'
'C.13 Julius Caesar, though he failed to re-establish the Republic, developed a constitution in its place.'
In another hand:
'B.7 Isocrates fully realised the failure of the city state to deal with political peoples when he called upon 'the prince' to come forth + lead the Greeks against the Persians, their traditional enemy.'




Dates

  • Creation: 1800 - 1950

Conditions Governing Access

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Extent

1 file(s) : paper

Language of Materials

English

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

The pages have been punched by a small hole punch in the top left corner.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Found with KCAR/3/4/14/1.

Date information

DateText: Date has been estimated.

Finding aid date

2008-01-10 09:21:18+00:00

Repository Details

Part of the Archive Centre, King's College, Cambridge Repository

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