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Joel Barlow Zitate

A habitual disuse of physical forces totally destroys the moral; and men lose at once the power of protecting themselves, and of discerning the cause of their oppression.

Joel Barlow

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Ein gewöhnlicher Verzicht auf physische Kräfte zerstört die Moral völlig; und die Menschen verlieren gleichzeitig die Macht, sich zu schützen und die Ursache ihrer Unterdrückung zu erkennen.

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