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Or do you imagine that the Romans have as much courage in war as wantonness in peace? It is our dissensions and feuds that bring them fame: their enemys mistake becomes their armys glory. That army, recruited from races widely separate, is held together only by success, and will melt away with defeat: unless you suppose that Gauls and Germans, and even'to their shame be it spoken'many of the tribes of Britain, who lend their blood to an alien tyranny, of which they have been enemies for more years than slaves, are attached to Rome by loyalty and liking.
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