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Between 91 and 77 BCE a series of wars were fought in Italy which left the Roman commonwealth in shambles and involved efforts on the part of Rome's non-citizen Italian allies to obtain the rights of Roman citizenship. This is a survey of the allies' quest for citizenship in the Republic, the reasons it was sought, the often violent measures they took to acquire it, and the impact this quest had on the Roman state.
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Table of contents
- Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: The Nature of the Evidence
- Chapter 2: Causes of Italian Desires for the Roman Citizenship
- Chapter 3: The Sparks to Light the Flame
- Chapter 4: The Ignition of Hostilities
- Chapter 5: War in Earnest, 90 BCE
- Chapter 6: Imperfect Defeat and Incomplete Victory, 89–88
- Chapter 7: New Citizens: Marius, Sulpicius, Sulla, and the March on Rome
- Chapter 8: Progress and the Promises of Cinna
- Chapter 9: The Return of Sulla and the Civil War
- Chapter 10: The End of the Struggle— the Dictatorship of Sulla and its Consequences
- Epilogue: Romans Old and New
- Appendices
- Bibliography
- Maps and Figures
- Index