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| − | Searce | + | Searce inhabited, while old Spain |
| + | itself tho in possession of another | ||
| + | World is drain'd of its Citizens & | ||
| + | fallen from its antient glory & | ||
| + | dominion. | ||
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| + | Gelon King of Siracuse followd | ||
| + | a very different conduct, for after | ||
| + | defeated 300,00. Carthagenians | ||
| + | the only condition he requir'd | ||
| + | was their abolishing the inhuman | ||
| + | practice of Sacrificing their | ||
| + | children; Such a Stipulation was | ||
| + | not only favourable to the | ||
| + | Vanquish'd, but to human Nature | ||
| + | itself. | ||
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| + | Conquests will have very different | ||
| + | effects according to the Sort of | ||
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251. Searce inhabited, while old Spain itself tho in possession of another World is drain'd of its Citizens & fallen from its antient glory & dominion.
Gelon King of Siracuse followd a very different conduct, for after defeated 300,00. Carthagenians the only condition he requir'd was their abolishing the inhuman practice of Sacrificing their children; Such a Stipulation was not only favourable to the Vanquish'd, but to human Nature itself.
Conquests will have very different effects according to the Sort of
