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AnishaBelgal AnishaBelgal
  • 10-09-2015
  • History
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what were the twelve tables and what impact did they have on later legal systems

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 20-09-2015

The Twelve Tables were an ancient set of laws created by the Romans, and were the first written set of laws enforced by the Roman Empire. They inspired future law makers to be strict and unforgiving.

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