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Massacres Of The South (1551-1815) VI

CHAPTER III
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Veli chose a different course.

Realising the Marquis de Sade, as his father had realised Macchiavelli, he delighted in mingling together debauchery and cruelty, and his amusement consisted in biting the lips he had kissed, and tearing with his nails the forms he had caressed.

The people of Janina saw with horror more than one woman in their midst whose nose and ears he had caused to be cut off, and had then turned into the streets.
It was indeed a reign of terror; neither fortune, life, honour, nor family were safe.

Mothers cursed their fruitfulness, and women their beauty.

Fear soon engenders corruption, and subjects are speedily tainted by the depravity of their masters.


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