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nor is there any general carrying of arms here, as among the other Germans: rather arms are locked up in charge of a warder, and that warder a slave. The ocean prevents sudden inroads from enemies; and, besides, the hands of armed men, with nothing to do, easily become riotous; and indeed, it is not to a kings interest to put a noble or a freeman or even a freedman in charge of the arms.
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