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1    III,  VI |       order the more easily to oppress you. I do not grieve on
2     IV,  I  |      to gratify themselves and oppress the people, they would go
3     IV,  III|     great, who could no longer oppress the lower classes, or silence
4      V,  III|     them hope of being able to oppress us, and the other incites
5      V,  III|  powerful and more disposed to oppress us; so that it is far preferable
6     VI,  I  |        being thus compelled to oppress his people by an increased
7    VII,  IV | enemies, or with being able to oppress all others with public burdens,
8    VII,  IV |         you evade the law; you oppress the timid and exalt the