Catos Letters volume 2
Catos Letters volume 2
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I will conclude with anfwering an Objecti- on : It may be faid, that the Armies of Ty- rants do often right bravely, and are brave ; and I own it is true in many Inftances : But I defire it may be remembered, that in Arbitra- ry Countries, nothing flouri (lies except the Court and the Army. A Tyrant muft give his Spoilers Part of the Spoil, or elfe they will fight but faintly for it, or perhaps put him to death if he does not. The moil abfblute Princes mud therefore ufe their Soldiers like Free...men, as they tender their own Power and their Lives ; and under the greateft Tyrants, the Men of War enjoy great Privileges, even greater than in Free States. The Privileges and Immunities they enjoy, conftitute a Sort of Liberty, dear to themfelves, but terrible always to the Sub- je&, and often pernicious to the Prince : ^ it being LETTERS. 119 feeing the certain Condition of a Tyrant, that to be able to opprefs his People, or plague his Neighbours, he muft empower his Soldiers to deftroy himfelf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will conclude with anfwering an Objecti- on : It may be faid, that the Armies of Ty- rants do often right bravely, and are brave ; and I own it is true in many Inftances : But I defire it may be remembered, that in Arbitra- ry Countries, nothing flouri (lies except the Court and the Army. A Tyrant muft give his Spoilers Part of the Spoil, or elfe they will fight but faintly for it, or perhaps put him to death if he does not. The moil abfblute Princes mud therefore ufe their Soldiers like Free...men, as they tender their own Power and their Lives ; and under the greateft Tyrants, the Men of War enjoy great Privileges, even greater than in Free States. The Privileges and Immunities they enjoy, conftitute a Sort of Liberty, dear to themfelves, but terrible always to the Sub- je&, and often pernicious to the Prince : ^ it being LETTERS. 119 feeing the certain Condition of a Tyrant, that to be able to opprefs his People, or plague his Neighbours, he muft empower his Soldiers to deftroy himfelf.
What to read after Catos Letters volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Trenchard to read onlineMoreLess
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