An Account of Corsica
An Account of Corsica
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Without giving umbrage to the French, they fe^ cured the patriots from fudden attacks, or infidi- •ous wiles. The article relating to the cutting of timber, was dflentially requifite to prevent the French from carrying it away to Marleilles and Toulon; which they, probably, would have done, had it not been for this edift, which prefervcd to the Corficans a noble fupply of wood, to be rea- dy, either for their own fervice, or for the fervicc of any maritime power, with whom they might make an al...liance.
The warlike operations of Corfica were now fufpended. But Paoli improved the feafon of tranquillity to the beft purpofe, in preparing for future (chemes of viftory, and in giving per- feftion and ftability to the civil conftitution of his country; efFeftuating what ages had not been able to produce, and exhibiting an illuftrious in- , ftance of what was faid of Epaminondas; * Unuiu OFCORSICAi 143 • hominem pluris FuilTe quamcivitatem(fl). That ^ one man has been of more confequence than a * whole nation/ {a) Corn, Nep, Vit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without giving umbrage to the French, they fe^ cured the patriots from fudden attacks, or infidi- •ous wiles. The article relating to the cutting of timber, was dflentially requifite to prevent the French from carrying it away to Marleilles and Toulon; which they, probably, would have done, had it not been for this edift, which prefervcd to the Corficans a noble fupply of wood, to be rea- dy, either for their own fervice, or for the fervicc of any maritime power, with whom they might make an al...liance.
The warlike operations of Corfica were now fufpended. But Paoli improved the feafon of tranquillity to the beft purpofe, in preparing for future (chemes of viftory, and in giving per- feftion and ftability to the civil conftitution of his country; efFeftuating what ages had not been able to produce, and exhibiting an illuftrious in- , ftance of what was faid of Epaminondas; * Unuiu OFCORSICAi 143 • hominem pluris FuilTe quamcivitatem(fl). That ^ one man has been of more confequence than a * whole nation/ {a) Corn, Nep, Vit.
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