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    theseselvesknow.

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    ”publiitizen”aoatfeneralapathyandindifferenceof

    thepeopletoheiationalaffairs.hesaidi:”noo

    fight.theyhertheygoforuback.thatisdangerousfor

    theyouasktheoforsaketheiroilitaryservice,

    andanyattention.ofurse,they

    reinpoor.noobeindangerandpovertynaturally,theyryto

    keepayou.thereforetheyindtheirownbusinessandwillbe

    iedinbuildingtheirorytoavoidwar.byavoidingwar,

    theyerid

    securetheelvesforlife.noliketobehyandtoliveinpeace

    andhofroeekingpeadhthisisthereason

    anyprivateindividuals,”

    itisstilltruetodaythatanyprivate

    individualsandthereasonistobefoundinthela.istoodangerous

    foraoopublicspirited,itisnaturalthatheshouldtakeanapathetic

    attitudetoentfreedyand

    rruptoffiuannaturethattheyshouldnotberrupt.

    henfeitsebelievediablishntofan”inviolablelahshould

    applytoboththerulerandtheruledalike.”hebelievedthatthelawshouldbe

    supre,thatallpeopleshouldbeequalbeforethelahatthislawshouldbe

    appliedinplaceofpersonalpreferendions.

    hereoste,butwehavea

    typeofthinkingthatstrikesasbeingstunghiisstra,in

    ntrasttothenfuistdictuhat”urtesyshouldehe

    nersandpunishntshouldnotbeserveduptothelords9wehaveherea

    legalistighty,and

    statutesthatshouldbeappliedrigidly,sothathelahecleverwill

    subtaedfrobr>

    punishntandreble.”hase

    nceivedofalahehighandthelohecleveronesaupid

    onesshallstandequal.”hepushedtheideaofaisticruleofthelahat

    hebelievediteistic

    notionotallyunese.

    heinhissystehat”thekingshoulddonothing.”theking

    shoulddonothing,becausehesahekingsuldnotdoanythinganyhe

    averagerunofkin

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