stoftheedionarpteveryyearsoprovinpirefroayingtribute12thenifestationsoftheirakentionoftheiros;butnotawordofours
fronunpardonableindolenate;thepeoplederivethisadvantage;thattheyarenotininistersdonotforeebyed;theyaresuentthepeople;fortheydonotperpetuallytottheelvesbutitisiossiblethereshouldbeanyfixedruleinourfinances;sinceethingorothertoexecute;houteverknoitis
itisnolongercustoryinistertoaeans
16ofthenquestsofthehotansitetansperors;thepeoplepletributeent;inheysufferedeveryinnvenienceoflostliberty;hallthehorrorofpresentslavery
17oftheaugntationoftroopsaneperhasspreaditselfovereurope;infetokeepupanexorbitantnueroftroopsithasitsredoublings;andofneentshisfore;sothatnothingisgainedtherebybutthepublianyaresonfootasifhispeopleinated:andtheygivethenaofpeaostopulentporceoftheentingourtroops;esituationasthetartars15
grea
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tprinces;notsatisfiedakeittheirbusinessonallsidestopaysubsidiesforalliances;thatis;generallytothrooney
thensequenentationoftaxes;andthesoreupontheirrevenues;butinentsrtgagetheirfundsevenintiofpeaployeanstoruintheelvesanssoextraordinaryindeed;thatsuostextravagantyoungspendthrift
18ofanexetionfroaxesthexifthegreateasteeires;ofexetingsuuonarorenorless;thestatebeesboundfortheerisnotrelieved;andthelatterisruinedthepeoplegroe;bethenecessityofpayingforfearofexactions;andthedangerofpayingforfearofnewburdens
aentoughttosetaside;forthefirstartiinatesuoanse
evillage;sopretend16thatitisbutreasonable;becausethereisapossibilityofafraudulentbinationontheirside:buteresupposition;oestablishathinginitselfunjustandruinoustothestate
19oresuitabletothepriningtherevenues;oagingtheyssionthenagingoftherevenuesbyssionislikethenduily;selfyandorder
bythisnagentoftherevenuestheprinenseprofitsofthefarrs;poveri**inathousandbeingrtifiedoneypassesthroughfeakesaquiberofbadlahiytheiortunateavariers;endtoofferapresentadvantageforregulationspeicioustoposterity
astheneyednisalostpoerrendershielfarbitraryevenovertheprincehielf;heisnotthelegislator;butheobligesthelegislatortogivelaws
iaesofusetofarutaneotivesofinterestsuggesttothefarrs;butssionersneverthinkofnoanneroflevyingitbeingonanagentoftheexersoftherevenue
inrepublianagedbyssionthentrarypraent17indespotientsthepeopleareinfinitelyhappieranagentisestablishedsouthisseaportsandtradingonarersoftherevenue
inedagnaniusbutirapostshedidnotthinkofnagingtherevenuesbyssioners;buthedefouredisforaboveayearbaerchantsshouldpaynodutyfortheirvesselstheseperor
20ofthefarrsoftherevenueseroftherevenuebeeslikeaydoents;ployntisoften
tisexerselvesbutitisbynoansproperinarepublienorisitbetterinnaroreoppositetothespiritofthisgoventalltheotherordersofthestatearedissatisfied;honourlosesitseansofdistinentissubverted
itistrueindeedthatses;butthisitiesofthefiftyyears
everyprofessionhasitspartiinistersandgistratespire
1plutaronians
2thisisagokehisexcellentinstitutionuponthisheadseethefifthbookofthecapitularies;art303
3thisisthepracticeingey
4pollux;viii10;art130
5or60n
6tacitus;annals;xiii31
7fatherduhalde;ii;p37
8historyofthetartars;partiii;p290
9beingnierastirestheirpatience
10inrussiathetaxesarebutsll;theyhavebeeninoderationseethehistoryofthetartars;partii
11thepaysdetats;bletodeliberateonpublicaffairs
12thisisthepraperorsofchina
13seeinhistorythegreatness;theoddity;andeventhefollyofthosetaxesanastasiusinvent
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edataxforbreathing;utquisqueprohausturispenderet
14trueitisthatthisstateofeffortisthechiefsupportofthebalance;becauseitchecksthegreatpowers
15allthatisprovetheneilitiaestablishedinstpartsofeurope;andeexcessastheydotheregulartroops
16seeatreatiseontheronfinances;2;paris;1740
17theprovinsusthate;andnsequentlygoveedpursuanttotheanberofthoseperorgoveedbyhisofficers
18seesirjohnchardinstravelsthroughpersia;vi
19tacitus;annals;xiii51
bookxivoflaate
1generalideaifitbetruethattheteerofthendandthepassionsoftheheartareextrelydifferentindifferentclites;thelapers
2ofthedifferenenindifferenttheextrepartstotheheartitntraesofthefibres;ofurseitdinishestheirforceandelasticity
peoplearethereforerevigorousinlditiesofthefibresarebetterperford;theteeratureofthehuursisgreater;thebloodvesrefreelytoorepoustproduoreurage;agreatersenseofsuperiority;thatis;lessdesireofrevenge;agreateropinionofseustbeprodupersputanintoa;ibelieveyouverylittledisposedtointodespondenen;tirous;thepeopleinlduntriesare;likeyoungn;braveiforereery;andinepartie;suenate;possessedtheirfullvigourandurage
thisstrengthofthefibresinnorthenationsistheentshentheirarseness;togiveacertainsubtiltytothenervousjuicethosepeoplehavethereforelargebodiesandbutlittlevivacity
thenervesthatteatefrollpartsintheeainutepartiniliaryglandsareinsoasureparalytiberofsllsensations
ihaveobservedtheouterstpartofasheepstongue;sverediallhairs;orakindofdoidsshapedtoidsaretheprincipalorganoftaste
ieroostpartiexanediidsinproportionasthefrostedtothenakedeyetorise;andiiliaryglandsbegantoappear
thisobservationnfirtheactionofextealobjects;nsequentlytheyhavenotsuchlivelysensations
inlduntriestheyhaveverylittlesensibilitytorpleasure;inteerateuntries;theyhavere;inuntries;theirsensibilityisexquisiteasalsoinsoasurebythoseofsensibilityihavebeenattheoperainenglandandinitaly;epieers:andyetthesasisalstinnceivable
itisthesaefibreofthebodytheauthorofnaturehasdeitanestablishedrulethatthispainshouldbereaustflayasvitealivetokehieel
frohisdeliatesitfolloostsensiblyvedbyeverrelatestotheunionofthethingleadstothisobject
innortheperateatesitislikedforitsoistheonlycauseofhappiness;itislifeitself
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insoutheuntriesaebutstrongsensibilityresignsitselfeithertoaloveeninagreaterindependenathevergeofrality;herethestrongestpassionsareproduannerofeansbeperateinateenoughtofixthe
theheatoftheuniind;thereisnoent;theinosthappiness;sentaleloynt;andslaveryisresupportablethantheforindneannduct
3ntradipersofsosouthenationstheindians5arenaturallyapusillaniuspeople;eventheenvoluntarilyundergothegreatesthardships;andtheenbutheelves;herepoundoffortitudeandweakness
nature;havingfradthosepeopleofatexturesoidity;hasfordthetthesatiofaniginationsolivelythateveryobjepressionuponthethatdelidreadathousandthingsrethandeath:theverysasensibilityinducestheoflyanddarealldangers
asagoodeduoreneaturityofunderstanding;sotheinhabitantsofthoseuntrieshavetorepressions;toiibenoprejudiselvesbedirectedbyreason
atthetioftheronstheinhabitantsofthenorthofeuropeostoflaatesenabledtheokeanadrablestandagainstthepoe;tilltherableperiodinpire
4tabilityofreligion;nners;s;7eventhosequiteindifferent;suetothisverydayineasteuntriesastheyhousandyearsago
5thatthosearebadlegislatorsate;andgoodlegislatorsinatehenostperfeebeingtheygivethetitleofiovable8theinhabitantsofsiaelievethattheirutsthappiness9nsistsinnotbeingobligedtoaniteaotiontoabody
inthoseuntriesotionsopainful;thatthissysteftaphysielypassive;buthisdoatefavoureditalsoinitstu;ischief
thelegislatorsofankindtoinaoretheralfrot
6ofagriantheretheorethereligionandlatoitthustheindianlaongthesubjeate;thatis;theiaturalindolence
7ofnkerytheverysasonkery:ithaditsriseintheuntriesoftheeast;heyarelessinclinedtoactionthantospeculation
inasiathenuerofdervishesoksseetoinatetheindies;;andthesadifferenceisfoundineurope
inordertosuruntthelazinessoftheeansofsubsistingostproperforaspeen;idstofplentynpeoplethepoorarebereftofproperty;andthesenindeifytheysupportingthenidleness;soastokethevengroisery
8anexentionaseveryyearthedesignofthispublinactistoexcitethepeopletotillage13
further;theeeroriseveryyearinfordofthehusbandnselfstinhisprofession;andhekeshindarinoftheeighthorder
angtheanonth;calledc
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horreuz;toeatentheseinstitutionsirablyentofagriculture
9ansofenuragingindustryproventsintheirseveralprofessionsthispraanufacturesineurope
10ofthelauntriestheaqueouspartofthebloodlosesitselfgreatlybyperspiration;15itstthereforebesuppliedbyalikeliquidirableuse;strongliquorsainafterthetransudingoftheaqueoushuur
inlduntriestheaqueouspartofthebloodisverylittleevaaythereforekeuseofspirituousliquors;ours;nsequentlystrongliquors;otiontotheblood;areproperforthoseuntries
thelaet;ateofarabia:andindeed;beforehotsti;ndrinkofthearabsthelaate;and;indeed;thecliteofthosete
sustoforperaninatesthroughouttheidityofthetheequatortothenorthpole;andyoutheequatoragaintothesouthpole;andyouevieproportion
itisverynaturalthatate;andnsequentlytohealth;theexoreseverelypunishedthaninuntriesakepeoplefrantiesttedindrunkennessandrinksthroughcustoandaspaniardbychoice
inuntriestherelaxingofthefibresprodupaired;andasllquantityofnutritiousjui;forheyeatverylittle
itisthevarietyofatesthatfirstoannerofliving;andthisgaverisetoavarietyoflanicativetherestbeparticularlanication
11ofthelapersofthesusthatthejethepraedisteerrequiredthesarediesthegreeksandthepritiveronsateofegyptandpalestinerenderedtheecessary;andthefacilityakeussensibleoftheandsagacityofthoselaws
eventheongstus;buttheadeatthattihindereditfronfectingthessofthepeople
hishouse;banishedtoapartitheverynthehadbeentuedoutofhishousehenicationhlepers;theys
iapttothinkthatthisdiseaseperors;iniesthereghtbesosoldiersfroalestineoregyptbethatasity;theprogressofiteofthecrusades
itisrelatedthatpoeyssoldiersretuingfroyriabroughtadisteerhonotunliketheleprosyadeatthatti;butitishighlyprobablethatsosubards
itisnotheneetoattaostoftheprinontobeignonious;anderica;andalbackane
reasonsdrareligionseedtorequirethatthispunishntofguiltshouldbeperttedtontinue;buttheinfeoftriny;andgiventhevicioustainteventoguiltlessinfants
asitisthebusinessoflegislatorstotohavestoppedthisnioses
theplagueisadiseaseuesanadrablethodhasbeenntrivedtostopit;thisisbyfogalineoftroopsroundtheinfeunication
theturks;22etoselvesperish;theybuythethehandofgod;andthatnhasnothingretodothantosubt
12ofthela
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suiselveseveninthebosofhappinessthisaongtheronss;angtheengli**isthensequenper;23beingnnectedachine;andindependentofeveryothercause
inallprobabilityitisadefeachine;otivefacultiesareoftenunexerted;isptsustothedesireofceasingtoexist;isanevilnfinedtonoparticularpart
itisevidentthatthecivillaeuntriesyhavereasonsforbrandingsuicidey:butinenglanditcannotbepunishedadness
13effeateofenglandinanationsodisteeredbytheentstsuitabletotheinhabitantsisthatinpossiblefortheoentselves
andifthisnationhasliketheper;irainofthingsforanylongntinuanentaboventionedisthefittestforthe
thisiatienperisnotverynsiderableofitself;butitybeesohurage
itisquiteadifferentthingfroevity;akespeopleundertakeordropaprojesolivelyasenseofserythatitisnothehabitofsuffering
thisteerinafreenationisextrelyproperfordisnenstooppress
slaveryiseverprecededbysleepbutapeopleinanysituation;inuallyexploreeverypart;andfeelnothingbutpain;canhardlybelulledtosleep
politicsisasothfile;oreunlikelytosucceedthananyotheation;hencetheyareapttolosebytreatiess
14othereffeateouranans;livedinae;andd
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