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Hence have arisen these proverbs , - that it is the cause which makes the soldier brave or base ; that he rarely comes safe back who goes out on the bad side ; that hope is the ally of the good cause ; and others to the same effect .
Hence have arisen these proverbs , - that it is the cause which makes the soldier brave or base ; that he rarely comes safe back who goes out on the bad side ; that hope is the ally of the good cause ; and others to the same effect .
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The Second Book , undertaking to expound all the causes from which war may arise , examines what things are common , what are property , what is the right of persons over persons , what obligation arises from ownership , what is the ...
The Second Book , undertaking to expound all the causes from which war may arise , examines what things are common , what are property , what is the right of persons over persons , what obligation arises from ownership , what is the ...
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The causes for which a war is denominated just or * A Spanish Dominican who lived in the sixteenth century . The treatise here mentioned is De Indis et Jure Belli , and appears among his twelve theological lectures .
The causes for which a war is denominated just or * A Spanish Dominican who lived in the sixteenth century . The treatise here mentioned is De Indis et Jure Belli , and appears among his twelve theological lectures .
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Therefore , Euripides , in his Phænissæ , makes Polynices , whose cause he would have to be represented manifestly just , express himself thus : I speak not things hard to be understood , But such ...
Therefore , Euripides , in his Phænissæ , makes Polynices , whose cause he would have to be represented manifestly just , express himself thus : I speak not things hard to be understood , But such ...
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... in moderating them , but their causes , since they arise from external incitements ; nor are we to make it our business to restrain such affections , since they may be feeble in the greatest crimes and vehement without any crime .
... in moderating them , but their causes , since they arise from external incitements ; nor are we to make it our business to restrain such affections , since they may be feeble in the greatest crimes and vehement without any crime .
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| Title | Old South Leaflets Old South Leaflets, Old South Association Issue 5 of Old South leaflets: Annual series |
| Contributor | Old South Association |
| Publisher | Directors of the Old South Work, 1902 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 8 pages |
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