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The same causes Operate upon the lives of nations: ma upon those of individuals. Some die of disease, others ofolcli age. Individual man by excess engenders corruption, and? Corruption death. N ations, or man in the aggregate, go through the same course. Want begets industry industry? Wealth; wealth,luxury; luxury, corruption, and the latter~ extinction but out of extinction generally commences a new life. The whole object of nature seems to be reproduction not only in regard to individuals, but to nations.
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