Slavery in the Roman World by Sandra R Joshel

Did the author present enough convincing evidence? Should there have been maps or graphs to help in presenting the arguments of the book? Do the author's ideas differ from or parallel the ideas in other readings, lectures, and/or discussions. Discuss whether the book or article disagrees with information you have acquired in lectures, texts, or other books you have read. If there is a conflict in ideas, does that mean one is right and the other is wrong? How do you explain the conflict? Does the approach in some way determine the authors conclusions? What is the relationship here?                                                

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