David Hume Quotes
Governments Too Steady And Uniform, As They Are Seldom Free, So Are They, In The Judgment Of Some Attended With Another Sensible Inconvenience: They Abate The Active Powers Of Men; Depress Courage, Invention, And Genius; And Produce A Universal Lethary In The People.
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