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narelessesteedforfrivoloustalentsandattainntsthanforessentialqualities；andofthiskindtherearebutterit
theyenjoyasolidluxury；founded；notontherefinentsofvanity；butonthatofreals；theyasknothingofnaturebutnaturecanbestow
theriusents；thus；nyhavingreployitinafantastiorejudgntthantaste
astheyarealployedabouttheiroerest；theyhavenotthatpolitenessheyreallyhavenotleisuretoattainit
theeraofronpolitenessisthesaasthatoftheestablishntofarbitrarypoentproducesindolence；andthisgivesbirthtopoliteness
therepeoplethereareinanationspeorethereisofpolitenessbutitisratherthepolitenessofralsthanthatofnnersbarbarousnations
inauntryanhas；insosort；ashareintheadnistrationofthegovent；theenoughtsodest；thatis；tid；andthistiditynstitutestheirvirtue：enselvesintoadebauentoftheirfullliberty
theirlaadeforoneindividualrethananother；eaenofthisnationarerathefederatesthanfellos
astheentandpoliticalinterests；nversationgenerallytusuponpolitics：andenspendtheirlivesinthecalculationofeventsen；canscarcelybethoughtsubjecttotherulesofcalculation
inafreenationitisveryoftenatterofindifferencetheeffectsofthesereasonings
butinadespotient；itisequallypeiciousent
nypeopleselvestotheiroour；andstofthoseentingtheelves：filledptordisgustforallthings；theyareunhappyadstalltheblessingsthatotetheirfelicity
asnosubjectfearsanother；theionisproud；fortheprideofkingsisfoundedonlyontheirindependence
freenationsarehaughty；othersyreproperlybecalledvain
butasthesenueixtureofprideandillplacedsha
theorepartianeditation
assoankind；retirentrendersusrefittoreflenyjuvenals；houtdisveringonehorace
innararkablyfree；theybetraythetruth；becauseoftheirlibertyitself；ingasgreataslavetotheprejudicesofhisfactionasheuldbeinadespoticstate
theirpoetshaverefrequentlyanoriginalrudenessofinventionthanthatparticularkindofdelicacytaste；ethingichlangelothantothesoftergracesofaraphl
1theycutoutthetonguesoftheadvocates；andcried；”viper；donthiss”tacitus
2agathias；iv
3justin；xxxviii
4caluiaslitiubid
5tacitus
6hehasdescribedthisintervieentoftheeastindiapany；iii；parti；p33
7bookliv17；p532
8fableofthebees
9thepeoplewhof
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ollober；thoseofelittle；beselves；andenjoythenvenienentoftheeastindiapany；i；p54
10seedaier；iii
11edifyingletters；llxil；p80
12bookxliii2
13bythenatureofthesoilandclite
14fatherduhalde；ii
15fatherduhalde
16sesdethesadeforlaansnfoundedtheancientcustohthelaws
17seefatherduhalde
18seetheeexcellentextracts
19itisthisulation；ivatedaloveofleaing
20seethereasonsgivenbythechinesegistratesintheirdecreesforproscribingthechristianreligionedifyingletters；llxvii
21seeiv3；xix13
22seexxiv3
23lange；joualin1721and1722；invoyagestothenorth；viii；p363
24plutarch；solon
25laws；xii
26ibid；xii
27insilu
28livy；xxxviii
29institutes；iitit6；§2ozelspilation；leyden；1658
30ibid；ii；depupilsubstit§3
31theforfthevulgarsubstitutionranthus：”ifsuchaoneisunotaketheinheritance；isubstituteinhisstead；”&c；thepupillarysubstitution：”ifsuchaonediesbeforehearrivesattheageofpuberty；isubstitute；”&c
32bookiii；tit5；§5
33leg8；d；derepud
34andthelahetablesseecicero；philipp；ii69
35siverberibusquaingenuisalienasunt；afficienterobaverit
36innov117；capxiv
37chapter6
bookxxoflarce；nsideredinitsnatureanddistinctions
1ofrannerthanthenatureofthisitfaincarriedaorrent
rostdestruostageneralrulethatanners；therererce；thereeetanners
letusnotbeastonished；then；ifounersarenoerlyrcehaseveryannersofallnations：theseareparedohisparisonarisethegreatestadvantages
rannerstorthesareasonthattheydestroythetheyrruptthepurestrals1thisplaints；andostbarbarous
2ofthespiritofrutualnecessities
butifthespiritofrenneruniteindividualsrosttriflingthings；thoseanityand；aretheredone；ortheregiven；onlyfoey
thespiritoftradeproduanaoralvirtuesotherulesofprivateinterest；andsufferustoneglectthisfortheadvantageofothers
thetotalprivationoftrade；onthentrary；produeansofaostrareintradinguntries；ostadrableperfeongnationsofvagabonds
itisasaantoshuthisdooragainstanynsoever；anotherhouseehunity3butanshadfoundedkingdo；hospitalityhadbeeburdensothisappearsbytedtoshoan；andtheotherdecreedthatnifiedbytheinhabitants；everyonebeingobligedtopayhisproperproportion
3ofthepovertyofthepeopletherearetent：theseare；indeed；iningalstanygreataction；becausetheirindigenceisansequenceoftheirslaveryothersarepoor；onlybecausetheyeitherdespiseorknoplishinggreatthings；becausetheirpovertynstitutesapartoftheirliberty
4ofrentstradehassorelationtoforofgoventinanaronlyfoundedonenotheirronerce
thiskindoftraffient：tonaredyingthisbygainingincessantly；itcanhardlybecarriedonbyapeoplesuch；andseenothingbutobjectsofgrandeur
eallones；radiction
notbutthatthestnobleenterprisesarepletedalsointhosestatesionarchiesandthereasonisthis：
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fralltothederate；thederatetothegreat；thusheselftoasituationinlessdesirousofgainingagreatdeal
besides；thegrandenterprisesofruereronarents
inshort；anopinionofgreaterakesthendertakeeverythingtheyflattertheelvestheslesoffortune；andthinkingtheelvessureofore；riskingnothing；butastheansofobtaining
idonotpretendtosaythatanynarierceofluxury；butitislessnnectedhtheistitution
entionitageneralrule：anationinslaverylaboursretopreservethantoaoretoacquirethantopreserve
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ery；enarenstrainedtotakerefugeinrshes；inisles；intheshalloselvesthusitallpartsoftheworld
6soeffeetishappensthatanation；ieroditiesofanother；issatisfiedakingverylittleprofit；andfrequentlynoneatall；intradinger；inexpethesouthtothenorthofeurope；thefreneasureonlyaerceinthatpartoftheworld
itisaknoekindsofrafar；sellforverylittlerethantheystuponthespottheyacuntforitthus：acaptainarble；ifheselfagainerthusi