Letters From Cicero to Catiline the Second. With Corrections And Explanatory Notes
Letters From Cicero to Catiline the Second. With Corrections And Explanatory Notes
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prudent man^ commit them to his Tji^- ,-->-.-..... :- V<-* ""gi ' ' T ?''*-«a^ gBm ii igw » ri i Ki i m;» »-vrf^«j! ' ( 59 ) Jiis fervant ? Why. did hcj as a foldier, contrary to all ufage, encumber hi^ fcrvant with them, from places of fafety, into the fcene of war and danger? And if they were even letters from yourfelf, cbqtaifiing ypur d^ily abufe of the Mi- pifters of the Ppblic, and your intended oppofi- tiqn to the mej^fures of your Sovereign, why were |they, under the (hade of c^releffnefs, c^ried into the hai)ds of the rebels, unlefs it was to commu- nicate to them what they ought not to know; and to enable them to avail themfelves of your fccret machinations in thcip favour, againft the fafety qf your country ? Tell me further— What bufinefs could your brother's fervant, ,a ftranger in America, pofli- bly have oyt of the ^ritifh lines, which ought pot to have been tr^pfafted under the fanftlon of a flag ? Why did he not leave thefe privjate letters in his Matter's tent, where they would have been fafe ?
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prudent man^ commit them to his Tji^- ,-->-.-..... :- V<-* ""gi ' ' T ?''*-«a^ gBm ii igw » ri i Ki i m;» »-vrf^«j! ' ( 59 ) Jiis fervant ? Why. did hcj as a foldier, contrary to all ufage, encumber hi^ fcrvant with them, from places of fafety, into the fcene of war and danger? And if they were even letters from yourfelf, cbqtaifiing ypur d^ily abufe of the Mi- pifters of the Ppblic, and your intended oppofi- tiqn to the mej^fures of your Sovereign, why were |they, under the (hade of c^releffnefs, c^ried into the hai)ds of the rebels, unlefs it was to commu- nicate to them what they ought not to know; and to enable them to avail themfelves of your fccret machinations in thcip favour, againft the fafety qf your country ? Tell me further— What bufinefs could your brother's fervant, ,a ftranger in America, pofli- bly have oyt of the ^ritifh lines, which ought pot to have been tr^pfafted under the fanftlon of a flag ? Why did he not leave thefe privjate letters in his Matter's tent, where they would have been fafe ?
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