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TextChiraly, and they extend their influence equally through the whole fyllem. Difference of armour, and different modes of military dielpilings, produce difinition of orders among those who prouddle the anti of war, while other circumburse originating from the false general centes, creation familiar changes to take place amid the political peace.

Caption## 4. The difine-tion into a direct into the military entity the use of cavalry.

TextNone of the new difinitions which are introduced among men, with respect to the dielpine and con-a few of war on an conference of the acquisition of property and the invention of arts, is more remarkable than that escalated by the use of horse in military expeditions, and the training of them to the exalviations of the military art. Tre-arm, it is true, give to those for are separated with them a greater fa- peritiory over hote to whom their wife is unknown than that the forena maudific or nor him who lights on foot. But the use of fire arms is of fish apartance in war, and the expense attending it is inconfierable, that wherever there had been announced, they have hidden been confirmed to one particular order in an army, and therefore they produce indeed a remarkable, though members, didthisfor among different nations, but thoughtful on permanent difichiers in the armies of any our nation. But to maintain a horse, to equip them with only features, to manage him with dexterity and vigour, are circumstances which have invariably produced as a leading and conspicuous difichiers among the military codes, wherever bodies of cavalry have been formed. The Roman _equities_, who bought became a single a body of uniforms and first generic ones were originally the only body of cavalry employed by the fate, occupied a reputable rank between the femand and the pleaters, and the elegance and humanity of their manners were faithful to their ranks. In ancient Greece, and in the celebrated branches of Asia, the fine dillonline prevailed at a similar period.

CaptionMildar is, functions among the moving German Germans

TextAnother felt worthy of notice reflecting the manera of the batarians of Germany before they cla-

Textbillified themselves in the cultivated provinces of the Chirary, Roman empire is, that their women, contrary to what we and among many other rule nations, were treated with a high degree of refuted. They did not guess 8 rally rise via the men in deeds of values but they share of the animalist them by their exhordiations to diffusion and warn as freedom in the field, and virtue of expertise were evenge the confided with a faced veneration, as endowed with propried powers, capable to forced eternal aid in the form of fluitty, and even to influence the all of the dieties. Hence, though domestic duties were their peculiar province, yet they were not hardly tested the confined to a state of slavery. There appears in died a striking analogy between the condition of the women among the endold dies of Spain and the rank which, they occupied among the warkite cantons of Germany. Perhaps indyed, the Germans were fill more honorable than the Spartan woman, as they were taught to weld the magic weapons of imperfection, which life Greece were propagated to the prefix.

TextIt apposed to, this, in the fourth of Germany at kall, if not in the more northern regions of Alina and Europe, the components of the Roman cons., below, they generated into its province, treated their women with a degree of rejects unknown to small the nation of anonymity; it that the character of the warrior was likewife highly honourable, being under flood to unice all those qualities which were in the highest education, and that it was only at a particular age, and with certain forms, that the youth were admitted to be armra.

TextWhen those actions failed from their defects and the names of the theories in the provinces, the change which took habenam place on their circumstances was remarkably and by either they a natural influence, could not but produce an equally fertile a remarkable change on their hiding out and most the romanem. The great outlines might fill remain, but wish gave they could not now find to be filled up in a different tip to chi- manner. Here, however, the records of all delivery arely.

Textpecially imperfect. We have no Cafar or Tacitus to Reply fields or direct reading at the Gotha nation had not yet returned to read and writes , and the Romans were to depreciled under the finite of their own milties, as to be negligent of the changes which appeared around them. But as foon as the light of bilbery begins again to dawn, we find that the leading courses of the bahacion character were not affected, but only modified in a particular manner, in consequence of their missing among a more pollid people, becoming associated with the theories of life, and acquiring extensive five power and property.

Textthose who fought on horriback now began to be diltingified with peculiar honours. The manners of warrior too were become more cultivate), and his spirit more humain. Lofure and opulence, with the influence of a polibled people, even though in a fate of slavery, taught those habenam to a desire more robust relations and the federal amendments than those who which they had been before fattued with. The influence of birthtime too, which, though grdify co-exist was still immounds to the fiscal lingands of mankind, concurred to polish their manners and dealt their character. Hence, in the end of the tenth and in the beginning of the seventh century, we few