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Yet The Civilians Have Always Respected The Natural Right Of A Citizen To Dispose Of His Life . . .
-Edward Gibbon
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Yet The Civilians Have Always
Edward Gibbon
Yet The Civilians Have Always Respected The Natural Right Of A Citizen To Dispose Of His Life . . .
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His Sumptuous Tents, And Those Of His Satraps, Afforded An Immense Booty To The Conqueror; And An Incident Is Mentioned Which Proves The Rustic But Martial Ignorance Of The Legions In The Elegant Superfluities Of Life. A Bag Of Shining Leather, Filled With Pearls, Fell Into The Hands Of A Private Soldier; He Carefully Preserved The Bag, But He Threw Away Its Contents, Judging That Whatever Was Of No Use Could Not Possibly Be Of Any Value.
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