A second, and then a third, were to succeed to the first.
The result would have been the disappearance, in a few years, of malaria, and the gradual population of the solitudes.

The purification of the atmosphere would, too, be further promoted by planting trees round the fields.

Excellent measures these, although tinged by despotism.

Enlightened despotism repairs the errors of clumsy despotism.

But what could the will of two men avail against the passive resistance of a caste?
The laws of Pius VI.