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ouldiediatelyperorepeightevenhbetterreasontakeaheother
if,angthedifferentreligions,thereisohathasbeenattetedtobeestablishedbythodsofslavery,itsttherebeodious;beindinnjunctionhtheideaofliberty
thelaents;buttheyybesorigorousastodoalltheschiefthatcanbedoneinldblood
itispossiblethatathousandayhaveretherefore,insteadofaseparation,theyhaveeburdensasthelaity,andinthisrespeoreretiredlife,anduanners
theclergynotbeingabletoprotectreligion,nortobeprotectedbyit,onlyseektopersuade;theirpensthereforefuishusebeing
yetthestatepreventsthesittingoftheirasselies,anddoesnotsuffertheorreperfeers
thosedignitiesakeafundantalpartofthenstitutionarerefixedthanelseoreseparated,andtheirpersonsrenfounded
asthoseeasure,hasneedoffreshvigoureveryday,theyhaveagreaterregardforsuthanforthoseusent:aketheiroageofthefollyofthegreat
narelessesteedforfrivoloustalentsandattainntsthanforessentialqualities;andofthiskindtherearebutterit
theyenjoyasolidluxury,founded,notontherefinentsofvanity,butonthatofreals;theyasknothingofnaturebutnaturecanbestow
theriusents;thus,nyhavingreployitinafantastiorejudgntthantaste
astheyarealployedabouttheiroerest,theyhavenotthatpolitenessheyreallyhavenotleisuretoattainit
theeraofronpolitenessisthesaasthatoftheestablishntofarbitrarypoentproducesindolence,andthisgivesbirthtopoliteness
therepeoplethereareinanationspeorethereisofpolitenessbutitisratherthepolitenessofralsthanthatofnnersbarbarousnations
inauntryanhas,insosort,ashareintheadnistrationofthegovent,theenoughtsodest,thatis,tid;andthistiditynstitutestheirvirtue:enselvesintoadebauentoftheirfullliberty
theirlaadeforoneindividualrethananother,eaenofthisnationarerathefederatesthanfellos
astheentandpoliticalinterests,nversationgenerallytusuponpolitics:andenspendtheirlivesinthecalculationofeventsen,canscarcelybethoughtsubjecttotherulesofcalculation
inafreenationitisveryoftenatterofindifferencetheeffectsofthesereasonings
butinadespotient,itisequallypeiciousent
nypeopleselvestotheiroour;andstofthoseentingtheelves:filledptordisgustforallthings,theyareunhappyadstalltheblessingsthatotetheirfelicity
asnosubjectfearsanother,theionisproud;fortheprideofkingsisfoundedonlyontheirindependence
freenationsarehaughty;othersyreproperlybecalledvain
butasthesenueixtureofprideandillplacedsha
theorepartianeditation
assoankind,retirentrendersusrefittoreflenyjuvenals,houtdisveringonehorace
innararkablyfree,theybetraythetruth,becauseoftheirlibertyitself;ingasgreataslavetotheprejudicesofhisfactionasheuldbeinadespoticstate
theirpoetshaverefrequentlyanoriginalrudenessofinventionthanthatparticularkindofdelicacytaste;ethingichlangelothantothesoftergracesofaraphl
1theycutoutthetonguesoftheadvocates,andcried,”viper,donthiss”tacitus
2agathias,iv
3justin,xxxviii
4caluiaslitiubid
5tacitus
6hehasdescribedthisintervieentoftheeastindiapany,iii,parti,p33
7bookliv17,p532
8fableofthebees
9thepeoplewhof
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ouldiediatelyperorepeightevenhbetterreasontakeaheother
if,angthedifferentreligions,thereisohathasbeenattetedtobeestablishedbythodsofslavery,itsttherebeodious;beindinnjunctionhtheideaofliberty
thelaents;buttheyybesorigorousastodoalltheschiefthatcanbedoneinldblood
itispossiblethatathousandayhaveretherefore,insteadofaseparation,theyhaveeburdensasthelaity,andinthisrespeoreretiredlife,anduanners
theclergynotbeingabletoprotectreligion,nortobeprotectedbyit,onlyseektopersuade;theirpensthereforefuishusebeing
yetthestatepreventsthesittingoftheirasselies,anddoesnotsuffertheorreperfeers
thosedignitiesakeafundantalpartofthenstitutionarerefixedthanelseoreseparated,andtheirpersonsrenfounded
asthoseeasure,hasneedoffreshvigoureveryday,theyhaveagreaterregardforsuthanforthoseusent:aketheiroageofthefollyofthegreat
narelessesteedforfrivoloustalentsandattainntsthanforessentialqualities;andofthiskindtherearebutterit
theyenjoyasolidluxury,founded,notontherefinentsofvanity,butonthatofreals;theyasknothingofnaturebutnaturecanbestow
theriusents;thus,nyhavingreployitinafantastiorejudgntthantaste
astheyarealployedabouttheiroerest,theyhavenotthatpolitenessheyreallyhavenotleisuretoattainit
theeraofronpolitenessisthesaasthatoftheestablishntofarbitrarypoentproducesindolence,andthisgivesbirthtopoliteness
therepeoplethereareinanationspeorethereisofpolitenessbutitisratherthepolitenessofralsthanthatofnnersbarbarousnations
inauntryanhas,insosort,ashareintheadnistrationofthegovent,theenoughtsodest,thatis,tid;andthistiditynstitutestheirvirtue:enselvesintoadebauentoftheirfullliberty
theirlaadeforoneindividualrethananother,eaenofthisnationarerathefederatesthanfellos
astheentandpoliticalinterests,nversationgenerallytusuponpolitics:andenspendtheirlivesinthecalculationofeventsen,canscarcelybethoughtsubjecttotherulesofcalculation
inafreenationitisveryoftenatterofindifferencetheeffectsofthesereasonings
butinadespotient,itisequallypeiciousent
nypeopleselvestotheiroour;andstofthoseentingtheelves:filledptordisgustforallthings,theyareunhappyadstalltheblessingsthatotetheirfelicity
asnosubjectfearsanother,theionisproud;fortheprideofkingsisfoundedonlyontheirindependence
freenationsarehaughty;othersyreproperlybecalledvain
butasthesenueixtureofprideandillplacedsha
theorepartianeditation
assoankind,retirentrendersusrefittoreflenyjuvenals,houtdisveringonehorace
innararkablyfree,theybetraythetruth,becauseoftheirlibertyitself;ingasgreataslavetotheprejudicesofhisfactionasheuldbeinadespoticstate
theirpoetshaverefrequentlyanoriginalrudenessofinventionthanthatparticularkindofdelicacytaste;ethingichlangelothantothesoftergracesofaraphl
1theycutoutthetonguesoftheadvocates,andcried,”viper,donthiss”tacitus
2agathias,iv
3justin,xxxviii
4caluiaslitiubid
5tacitus
6hehasdescribedthisintervieentoftheeastindiapany,iii,parti,p33
7bookliv17,p532
8fableofthebees
9thepeoplewhof
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