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...is of great need, because I have known it in my young age much more wealthy, prosperous and richer, than it is at this day. And the cause is that there is almost none that intendeth to the common weal, but only every man for his singular profit...» Caton. Proloog. Vgl....

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...is of great need, because I have known it in my young age much more wealthy, prosperous, and richer, than it is at this day. And the cause is that there is almost none that intendeth to the common weal, but only every man for his singular profit. Oh! when I remember the noble...

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