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    ) The complete Verrines drove home the evidence for senatorial corruption and are modern historians’ best source for studying the workings of Roman provincial administration in the late republic. (They were also the model for Edmund Burke’s prosecution of Warren Hastings in 1788–95 for maladministration in British India.)…

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    ) The complete Verrines drove home the evidence for senatorial corruption and are modern historians’ best source for studying the workings of Roman provincial administration in the late republic. (They were also the model for Edmund Burke’s prosecution of Warren Hastings in 1788–95 for maladministration in British India.)…

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