Or that tribe. To the observation of all

[Sjulstad]

 holding such a hand upon them, you may settle the agrarian; and in
settling the agrarian, you give that people not only liberty, but lands;
which makes your protection necessary to their security; and their
contribution due to your protection, as to their own safety. "For the
agrarian of Panopea, it allowing such proportions of so good land, men
that conceive themselves straitened by this in Oceana, will begin there
to let themselves forth, where every citizen will in time have his
villa. And there is no question, but the improvement of that country by
this means must be far greater than it has been in the best of former
times. I have no more to say, but that in those ancient and heroic ages
(when men thought that to be necessary which was virtuous) the nobility
of Athens, having the people so much engaged in their debt that there
remained no other question among these than which of those should be
king, no sooner heard Solon speak than they quitted their debts, and
restored the commonwealth; which ever after held a solemn and annual
feast called the Sisacthia, or Recision, in memory of that action. Nor
is this example the phoenix; for at the institution by Lycurgus, the
nobility having estates (as ours here) in the lands of Laconia, upon no
other valuable consideration than the commonwealth proposed by him,
threw them up to be parcelled by his agrarian. But now when no man is
desired to throw up a farthing o
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