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he first impeached him on a charge of assault. When he saw that the object of his impeachment had abolished all judicial proceedings, he used all his efforts to prevent violence becoming a means to omnipotence. He demonstrated that neither temples nor forum nor senate-house could be protected against intestine brigandage without the highest courage and plentiful resources of men and money; and he was the first who, after my departure, relieved patriots of their apprehensions, rascals of their hopes, this order  of its fears, and the state from despotism.
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