History of Federal Government in Greece And Italy
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Cf. Thirlwall, viii. 232.
^ Schorn, 29. Thirlwall, u. S. Schorn's argument seems to me to prove that Kephallenia was not admitted to even a forced avixiroXlTeLa. It does not follow that some cities which were, like Phigaleia, nominally incorporated — for Phi- galeia was (rvfiiroXiTevoiJi^vr) roh AlruXoiS — may not have been practically in the same subject condition.
VI ANALOGY OF BRITISH DEPENDENCIES 271 private, of British subjects, but they have no opportunity of re- ceiving anything more tha...n that general protection which is equally afforded to the Ionian ally. The inhabitants of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man, though their islands are not formally incorporated with the United Kingdom, are not looked on as foreigners ; their position practically combines the advantages of protection and of incorporation, they unite the strength of a great monarchy with the local freedom of a small commonwealth. We can thus easily understand the great variety in the practical con- dition of the various states which formed the outlying portions of the yEtolian Federation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. Thirlwall, viii. 232.
^ Schorn, 29. Thirlwall, u. S. Schorn's argument seems to me to prove that Kephallenia was not admitted to even a forced avixiroXlTeLa. It does not follow that some cities which were, like Phigaleia, nominally incorporated — for Phi- galeia was (rvfiiroXiTevoiJi^vr) roh AlruXoiS — may not have been practically in the same subject condition.
VI ANALOGY OF BRITISH DEPENDENCIES 271 private, of British subjects, but they have no opportunity of re- ceiving anything more tha...n that general protection which is equally afforded to the Ionian ally. The inhabitants of Guernsey, Jersey, and Man, though their islands are not formally incorporated with the United Kingdom, are not looked on as foreigners ; their position practically combines the advantages of protection and of incorporation, they unite the strength of a great monarchy with the local freedom of a small commonwealth. We can thus easily understand the great variety in the practical con- dition of the various states which formed the outlying portions of the yEtolian Federation.
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