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ligiousdesuppliesthecivilandfixestheextentofarbitrarysway

    itisnotatallassthatindubiousinistersofreligion77thus;inturkey;thee;itybeproperforthepartiperedalsobythepoliticalauthority

    30thesasubjeediatorsbetselfandtheaccused;toassuagehishisjustice

    itisanexaldivians78thatstheprincesindignation

    insodespotients79theyhaveanotionthatitistrespassingagainsttherespeinfavourofapersonindisgraselvesofthevirtueofclency

    arinbehalfoftheguilty82thisent

    theanthatpleasestoleavethekingdoisexdespoticpoent;becausetheapprehensionofpeoplesoderatestheoppressionsofpashasandextortioners

    1politics;ii8

    2tarquiniuspriscusseedionysiushalicaassus;iv

    3asearlyastheyear560

    4aristotle;politipiad

    5seearistides;oratinnerva

    6dionysiushalientofriolanus;vii

    7nervcalculus

    8stlouisdesuonishhioritthisprincederatedhiszeal;andsoftenedhislaes

    9fatherrougerel

    10nianuelnenus;iv

    11ibid

    12theophylaperorurice;11

    13secrethistory

    14fatherduhalde;i;p43

    15fatherparennininthee
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    difyingletters

    16bookxxix

    17gratian;valentinian;andtheodosiusthisisthesendintheddecrinsacril

    18sainsacrilthislaodeltothatofrogerinthenstitutionofnaples;tit4

    19leg5;adlegjuljest

    20arcadiusandhonorius

    21irsofntresor;i;p238;logne;1723

    22napsiparsrporisnostrisuntthesalaajest

    23itisthe9thofthedtheoddefalsaa

    24etiaxaliisajest

    25alienaencepistileg2;d;iii;tit4;adlegjuljest

    26leg4;§1;ffadleg;juljest;xlviii;tit4

    27seeleg5;§2;ffibid

    28ibid;§1

    29aliudvequidsileadserintleg6;ffadlegjuljest

    30inthelastlaeriis

    31seebuet;historyoftherefortion

    32plutarch;dionysius

    33thethoughtstbejoinedesortofaction

    34sinontalesitdelipluegisvindiajest

    35in1740

    36nefaajest

    37siidexlevitateprousiabinjuria;rettendulegunicadsiquisieratled

    38tacitus;annals;i72thisntinuedunderthefolloosislibellis

    39tacitus;annals;iv34

    40thelahetables

    41suetonius;lifeoftiberius;61

    42lleentoftheeastindiapany;v;partii

    43ibid;p496

    44dio;inxiphilin;lv5tacitus;annals;ii30;iii67;attributesthislatoaugustus;buttotiberius

    45flaviusvopiscusinhislife;9

    46sulladealaajesty;entionedin;art21;andagainstverres;art5faliarepistles;iii;11

    47etquoquisdistinagishonoresassequebatur;acvelutisacrosanctuserattacitus;annals;iv36

    48deut;1369

    49lleentoftheeastindiapany;v;partii;p423

    50dionysiushalicaassus;ronantiquities;viii

    51tyrannooosgnationegistratusnecatocicero;deinventii29

    52okviii;p547

    53ofthecivilwars;iv

    54itisnotsuffithattheevidenustbealegalproof;andthelaedguiltyofhightreasonshouldntrivetosetobelegallyndeed;thegoventthenybringahillofattainderagainsthithatis;theyyenaent;itstpassthetaypleadagainstthehillbyunsel;andtheersofthehouseyspeakindefenceofthebill

    55legeesingularialiquorogato;nisisexllibusitavisufrondocidis;desteriisthisis

    56deprivishonibuslatcicero;deleg;iii19

    57scitustjussunoesibid

    58seephilostratus;i:livesofthesophists:schinesseelikearchandphocius

    59bythereianlaw

    60plutaries

    61”agreatnysoldtheirchildrentopaytheirdebts”plutarch;solon

    62ibid

    63itappearsfroistorythatthisansbeforethelahetableslivy;dec1;ii23;24

    64dionysiushalicaassusronantiquities;vi

    65plutarch;furiuscallas

    66seebelow;xxii22

    67onehundredandtan;velutaliudinitiuibertatisfactust;quodnectidesieruntlivy;viii38

    68bonadebitoris;nonrpusobnoxiussetibid

    69theyearofro465

    70thatofplautiusadeanattetuponthebodyofveturiusvaleriusxis;vi;1;art9thesetepersonsnorthesatis

    71seeafragntofdionysiushalie;ii;andfreinsheus;ii

    72plutareronandgreekhistories;ii;p487

    73leg6;dtheoddefasislibellis

    74”nerva;”saystaent”

    75stateofrussia;p173;paris;1717

    76thecaliphs

    77historyofthetartars;partiii;p277;inthererks

    78seefrancispirard

    79asatpresentinpersia;aisveryane”

    80thefifthlaajest

    81inthe8thchapterofthisbook

    82frederickpiedthislahenstitutionsofnaples;i

    83innarentstogooutofthekingdonners

    bookxiiioftherelationhelevyingoftaxesandthegreatnessofthepublicrevenuesbeartoliberty

    1ofthepubliainder

    tofixtheserevenuesinapropener;regardshouldbehadbothtothenecessitiesofthestateandtothoseofthesubjecttherealaginarysofthestate

    iginarythepassionsandtheheg
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    oveors;frohevainneextraordinaryprojeaindininistersofarestlessdispositioniginedthattheeanandignoblesoulshoseofthestate

    nothingrequiresreandprudencethantheregulationofthatportionofhesubjectisdeprived;andthatoretain

    thepublieasuredbythepeoplesabilitiestogive;butbyeasuredbytheirabilitiestogive;itshouldbensideredtheyareabletogiveforanstancy

    2thatitisbadreasoningtosaythatthegreatnessoftaxesisgoodinitsoonarptfroaxesthathavebeenasserableasthethegreatstatebyanufactures;andarts;andestablisheslaes;therefore;necessarilypoor;letitpayneversofeaxes

    andyetsohavencludedfrohepovertyofthosepettystatesthatinordertorenderthepeopleindustrioustheyshouldbeloadedtheneighbouringpartstoavoidaketheirynsistinidleness

    theeffeerisexcitedbylabour;thelatterissoothedbyindolence

    natureisjusttoallnkind;andrepaystheortheirindustry:sherendersthendustriousbyannexingrepttodeprivethepeopleofnaturesbounty;theyustbetheironlyhappiness

    3oftaxesinuntriesenthestateofvillainageissotisestablishedafteranquestinthatanorvillainthattillsthelandoughttohaveakindofpartnershipasteothingbutanicationoflossorprofitcanrencilethoseedtolabourtosuchasareblessedhastateofaffluence

    4ofarepublicinthelikecaseiontothedrudgeryofcultivatingherlands;sheoughtnevertosufferthefreesubjecttohavethepoanthisittedatspartathosebravepeoplethoughtthehelotes1oreindustriousincultivatingtheirlands;andknoagined;likeastersorethanedtoenjoy

    5ofanarilitaryservicebutifhetheyybeafterbursedifthisrulebenotfolloiseryorfliesintothewoods

    6ofadespotientinthelikeoreindispensablyneentthelordontliabletobestrippedofhislandsandhisvassalsisnotsoeagertopreservethe

    any;andtodendhistaxesinney;hedeaveryprudentregulation;anleviesthetaxonthepeasant;andpaysittotheinishes;hepaysallthesifitincreases;hepaysnore;sothatitishisinterestnottoworryoroppresshisvassals

    7oftaxesinuntriesanenjoyshispropertyuaythenbelaideitheronpersons;onlands;onrchandise;onthese;oronallthreetogether

    inthetaxingofpersons;itexatheirestatespaidatalent5tothepubliin;thoseofthefourthclasspaidnothingatallthetaxeasureofpeoplesproperty;itfolloanhadanequalshareofure;thatsoeverureoughtnottobetaxed;thattothissucceededtheuseful;tobetaxed;butlessthanthesuperfluous;andthatthelargenessofthetaxesonedsuperfluity

    inthetaxingoflandsitisakelistsorregisters;inoresotofindpeoplethatarenotinterestedinstakingthehere;therefore;aretanandthatofthethingbutifingeneralthetaxbenotexorbitant;andthepeoplentinuetohaveplentyofneittedtoenjoyonlyjustisnecessaryforsubsistence;theleastdisproportionhegreatestnsequence

    ifsosubjeisuentifthegoventproportionsitsfortuothatofindividuals;theeaseandnvenienent:shallthestatebeginpoverishingthesubjectstoenrichitselforhaditbettertobeenriche
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    dbyitssubjeerorthelatteradvantagechoosetobeginortoendhopulence

    thedutiesfeltleastbythepeoplearethoseonrandedofthenfortheyybesoprudentlynagedthatthepeopletheelvesshallhardlyknoforthispurposeitisoftheutstnsequenself;andthensur;ain;nfoundsiteauthorshaveobservedthatnerohadabolishedthedutyofthefiveandtthesaleofslaves;6andyethehadonlyordainedthatitshouldbepaidbythesellerinsteadofthepuredneverthelesstosuppressit

    therearetpostsareveryheavyuponliquors:inohebreinatelyuponallthensurs;inthefirstnobodyfeelstherigouroftheiost;inthesenditislookeduponasagrievanerthesubjetopay

    further;theobligingthensurstopayrequiresaperpetualruagingandsearchingintotheirhousesnoorentrarythanthistoliberty;andthoseethodofllectingtherevenue

    8inakethepuroditypost;therestbesoproportionbetpostandthevalueofthedity:forerodityinthisostexquisitelysensibleoftheirservilendition

    besides;theprinodity;stbehielfthevendor;andthepeoplestnothaveitintheirpoopurchaseitelseicesubjecttoathousandinnveniences

    sgglingbeinginthisely;thenfisererustthereforebehadtoextravagantpunishnts;sues

    allproportionthenofpenaltiesisatanendpersonsthatostinfausoderategovent

    again;inproportionaspeoplearetetedtoorethelatterisenrierioverishedtoputastoptosggling;thefarrstbeinvestedeansofoppressing;andthentheuntryisruined

    9ofabadkindofiosteroftherevenues;onstratedthatadutyonthepaperonhedeedsaredraerservice

    10thatthegreatnessoftaxesdependsonthenatureofthegoventtaxesoughttobeverylightindespotients:otherentthatkesnonnerofretutothedifferentntributionsofthesubject

    theexorbitantpoedepressionofthepeople;requirethatthereshouldnotbeevenapossibilityoftheleaststakebetthetaxesoughttobesoeasytolleinishtheaportionofthefruitsoftheearth;auerent

    rchantsindespoticuntriesoughttohaveapersonalsafeguard;tohouseofficers

    11ofnfisoresevereineuropethaninasiaineuropenotonlytherestheshipsandoppression;inasiathegistratestheelvesedyuldarchanthaveagainstapashainedtonfiscatehisgoods

    theprinportationofgoods;andafterersintheterritoryofthegulisnotpunishedposessisaunientthanofthoseofrce

    12relationbetaybeheavierinproportiontothelibertyofthesubjeinproportiontotheincreaseofslaverythishasalnaturethatnevervariesptioniswellknown;andeve
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    nnfirountainsprovisionsaresodear;andtheuntryissopopulous;thatasesretonaturethanaturkdoestothesultan

    anqueringpeople;suayridtheelvesofalltaxesastheyreignovervanquishednationsthenindeedtheydonotpayinproportiontotheirliberty;beonarch

    butthegeneralrulestillholdsgoodinderategoventsthereisanindeityfortheofthetaxes;yindespoticuntries10thereisanequivalentforliberty;helightnessofthetaxes

    insonarentareinareflourishingnditionthantherestitispretendedthattheseprovinenttheyareabletobetaxedhigher;henatdeprivingthefthisverygovent;otheprincesadvantage

    13inenttaxesareaybeinitstotheandreoverisgenerallyabletobeartheirthenatureofthegovent

    inanarentisityofslavery

    14thatthenatureofthetaxesisinrelationtothegoventaorenaturaltoslavery;adutyonrchandiseisrenaturaltoliberty;byreasonithasnotsodirectarelationtotheperson

    itisnaturalinadespotientfortheprinoneytohissoldiers;ortothosebelongingtohisurt;buttodistributelandsangsttheandofursethatthereshouldbeveryfeoney;thestnaturaltaxheakedifferentightarisethenent;theyareunderanabsoluteneselvesbytherateofostchedareabletontribute

    thenaturaltaxofderategoventsisthedutylaidonrererheneorotherrefund:andhehaspaidforthensurthedutyeroderationofthegovent;totheprevalenererentfiftyorsixtypoundssterlingforeverytunofportserchantthatptuous;hohacrazyorshatteredfortune

    15abuseoflibertytothesegreatadvantagesoflibertyitisooderategoventhasbeenproduirableeffeselvestoslavery;stheleastfavour

    libertyproduinutionoftribute

    stoftheedionarpteveryyearsoprovinpirefroayingtribute12thenifestationsoftheirakentionoftheiros;butnotawordofours

    fronunpardonableindolenate;thepeoplederivethisadvantage;thatthey
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