On Government

On GovernmentBy: Marcus Tullius Cicero "The creature you have to deal with, Romans, is not just a villainous crook" Cicero (106 43BC) was a key figure in the Roman Republic and a witness to its dramatic collapse into a dictatorship. The seven works collected here expound his passionate belief in national harmony, fully demonstrating his formidable powers as an orator and writer. Delivered after the assassination of Julius Caesar when Mark Antony looked set to take

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