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The tone of dignified despondency which pervades this remarkable preface tells us much. That the republican historian was no timid or time-serving ¿atterer of prince or public is more than clear, while his unerring judgment of the future should bring much of respect for his judgment of the past. When he wrote, Rome was more powerful than ever. Only the seeds of ruin were visible, yet he already divines their full fruitage. - D. O.
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