Are they not all aware, that so long as they thought of the king as their common foe, and were at unity with one another, they were secure in their prosperity?
DemosthenesSource: The Public Orations of Demosthenes, Volume 1
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Are they not all aware, that so long as they thought of the king as their common foe, and were at unity with one another, they were secure in their prosperity?
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