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The first step in his public career came in connection with the war with Corcyra; chosen general by the people to carry on that contest, he inspired the Athenians with greater courage, not only at that time, but also for the future. For while the public funds which came in from the mines every year were being squandered by the magistrates in largess, he persuaded the people to use that money to build a fleet of a hundred ships.
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