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    ountryhout

    kingtoonyspeechestheyaginative

    thanthegreeksandtheypreferredanounceofactiontoa

    poundofulti

    tudethe``plebe,astheasselageoffreecitizensalled

    onlytooeuponretalkthey

    thereforeplacedtheactualbusinessofrunningthecityinto

    thehandsoftedbyauncilof

    elders,calledthesenatebecausetheeansan

    oldnasatterofcustondpracticaladvantagethe

    senatorsthenobilitybuttheirpowerhad

    beenstrictlydefined

    roatoihadpassedthroughthesasortof

    strugglebethepoorandtherichhhadforced

    athenstoadoptthelaethis

    nflicthadoccurredinthefifthcenturybcasaresultthe

    freenhadobtainedatendeoflaected

    thegainstthedespotisfthearistocraticjudgesbythe

    institutionofthe``tribunethesetribunesy

    gistrates,electedbythefreentheyhadtherighttoprotect

    anyentofficials

    houghttobeunjustansulhadtherightto

    ndeantodeath,butifthecasehadnotbeenabsolutely

    provedthetribuneuldinterfereandsavethepoor

    fellowslife

    bute,iseeorefertoalittle

    cityofafehousandinhabitantsandtherealstrengthof

    rolayintheuntrydistrictsoutsideher

    entoftheseoutlyingprovincesthatro

    atanearlyageshoasalonising

    power

    inveryearlytisrohadbeentheonlystronglyfortified

    cityincentralitaly,butithadalable

    refugetootherlatintribesobeindangerof

    attackthelatinneighbourshadregnisedtheadvantages

    ofacloseunionhsuchapoheyhadtried

    tofindabasisforsosortofdefensiveandoffensivealliance

    otheations,egyptians,babylonians,phoenicians,

    evengreeks,ission

    onthepartofthe``barbarians,theronsdidnothingof

    thesorttheygavethe``outsiderachancetobeepartners

    inan``respublionh

    ``youtojoinus,theysaid``verywell,goahead

    andjoinreatyouasifyouizens

    ofroinretuforthisprivilegeyouto

    fightforourcity,thetherofusall,shallbe

    necessary

    the``outsiderappreciatedthisgenerosityandheshowed

    hisgratitudebyhisunsy

    yhadbeenattacked,theforeign

    residentshadvedoutasquicklyastheyuldwhydefend

    sothingeantnothingtotheutateorary

    boardinghouseinheyoleratedaslongasthey

    paidtheirbillsbutyhegates

    ofro,allthelatinsrushedtoherdefenceitheir

    thereevenif

    theylivedahundredlesahewalls

    ofthesacredhills

    nodefeatandnodisasteruldchangethissentintin

    thebeginningofthefourthcenturybctheed

    theiranaear

    theriveralliaandhadrcheduponthecitytheyhad

    takenroandthentheyexpectedthatthepeoplewould

    eandsueforpeacetheyed,butnothinghappened

    afterashorttithegaulsfoundtheelvessurroundedby

    ahostilepopulationadeitiossiblefortheoobtain

    suppliesaftersevennths,hungerforcedtheohdraw

    thepolietotreatthe``foreigneronequal

    terhadprovedagreatsuccessandrostoodstrongerthan

    everbefore

    thisshortaeshowsyou

    theenorusdifferencebetanidealofahealthy

    state,andthatoftheancientbodiedinthe

    toansunteduponthecheerful

    andheartyoperationbetberof``equalcitizens

    thecarthaginians,follopleofegypt

    andeasia,insistedupontheunreasoningandtherefore

    unsandhesefailed

    theyhiredprofessionalsoldierstodotheirfightingforthe

    youandhageofear

    suchacleverandpoyandheplutocracyof

    carthageooight

    destroythedangerousrivalbeforeitoolate

    buttheen,knehat

    itneverpaystorushtterstheyproposedtotherons

    thattheirrespectivecitiesdraapand

    thateachtooneofthesecirclesasherown``sphere

    ofinfluenceandprosetokeepoutoftheotherfellows

    circletheagreentptlydeand

    asprotlyhsidesthoughtitosendtheir

    arestosicilyentinvited

    foreigninterference

    thehesocalledfirstpunicwar

    lastedtyfouryearsitoutonthehighseas

    andinthebeginningitseedthattheexperiencedcar

    thaginiannavyanfleet

    folloheirancienttactics,thecarthaginianshipswould

    eitherraheenevesselsorbyaboldattackfroheside

    theyheiroarsandhenkillthesailorsof

    thehelplessvesselhtheirarrohfireballsbut

    ronengineersinventedanehcarriedaboarding

    bridgeaenstordthe

    hostileshipthenthereocarthaginian

    viylaetheirfleeted

    carthageepart

    oftherondoins

    tein

    questofpperhadtakentheislandofsardiniacarthage

    inquestofsilverthereuponoccupiedallofsouthespain

    thisdeansthe

    latterdidnotlikethisatallandtheyorderedtheirtroopsto

    crossthepyreneesandyofoccupation

    thestageforthesendoutbreakbethetwo

    rivalsoncereagreeklonyhepretextforawar

    thecarthaginiansontheeastast

    ofspainthesaguntiansappealedtoroandro,as

    usual,isedthehelpof

    thelatinares,butthepreparationforthi

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