With this now in place, the infrastructure for a great economy was starting to take shape. And with that in place, Peisistratus was able to start on his main goal when he came to power in Athens – restoring Athens to greatness, and making life enjoyable again for the common man (Robinson 1970: 73). The next major thing that Peisistratus would need to restore respectability to the common peasant farmer was a ton of disposable money...
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A good plan, which he had and will be discussed shortly, is nothing without the financial resources that can put that plan into motion. In between his second and third eras as tyrant of Athens, Peisistratus spent a lot of his time claiming the gold mines of Mount Pangaeus which were located at the western end of Thrace (Robinson 1970: 73)...
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