ollober,thoseofelittle,beselves,andenjoythenvenienentoftheeastindiapany,i,p5410seedaier,iii
11edifyingletters,llxil,p80
12bookxliii2
13bythenatureofthesoilandclite
14fatherduhalde,ii
15fatherduhalde
16sesdethesadeforlaansnfoundedtheancientcustohthelaws17seefatherduhalde
18seetheeexcellentextracts
19itisthisulation,ivatedaloveofleaing
20seethereasonsgivenbythechinesegistratesintheirdecreesforproscribingthechristianreligionedifyingletters,llxvii21seeiv3,xix13
22seexxiv3
23lange,joualin1721and1722;invoyagestothenorth,viii,p36324plutarch,solon
25laws,xii
26ibid,xii
27insilu
28livy,xxxviii
29institutes,iitit6,§2ozelspilation,leyden,165830ibid,ii,depupilsubstit§3
31theforfthevulgarsubstitutionranthus:”ifsuchaoneisunotaketheinheritance,isubstituteinhisstead,”&c;thepupillarysubstitution:”ifsuchaonediesbeforehearrivesattheageofpuberty,isubstitute,”&c32bookiii,tit5,§5
33leg8,d,derepud
34andthelahetablesseecicero,philipp,ii6935siverberibusquaingenuisalienasunt,afficienterobaverit36innov117,capxiv
37chapter6
bookxxoflarce,nsideredinitsnatureanddistinctions1ofrannerthanthenatureofthisitfaincarriedaorrentrostdestruostageneralrulethatanners,therererce,thereeetannersletusnotbeastonished,then,ifounersarenoerlyrcehaseveryannersofallnations:theseareparedohisparisonarisethegreatestadvantagesrannerstorthesareasonthattheydestroythetheyrruptthepurestrals1thisplaints;andostbarbarous2ofthespiritofrutualnecessities
butifthespiritofrenneruniteindividualsrosttriflingthings,thoseanityand,aretheredone,ortheregiven,onlyfoeythespiritoftradeproduanaoralvirtuesotherulesofprivateinterest,andsufferustoneglectthisfortheadvantageofothersthetotalprivationoftrade,onthentrary,produeansofaostrareintradinguntries,ostadrableperfeongnationsofvagabondsitisasaantoshuthisdooragainstanynsoever,anotherhouseehunity3butanshadfoundedkingdo,hospitalityhadbeeburdensothisappearsbytedtoshoan;andtheotherdecreedthatnifiedbytheinhabitants,everyonebeingobligedtopayhisproperproportion3ofthepovertyofthepeopletherearetent:theseare,indeed,iningalstanygreataction,becausetheirindigenceisansequenceoftheirslaveryothersarepoor,onlybecausetheyeitherdespiseorknoplishinggreatthings,becausetheirpovertynstitutesapartoftheirliberty4ofrentstradehassorelationtoforofgoventinanaronlyfoundedonenotheirronercethiskindoftraffient:tonaredyingthisbygainingincessantly,itcanhardlybecarriedonbyapeoplesuch,andseenothingbutobjectsofgrandeureallones;radiction
notbutthatthestnobleenterprisesarepletedalsointhosestatesionarchiesandthereasonisthis:onebrancho
