A Spirit of Gentility introduced among Military Men
An improvement in the Art of Flattery
A Demonstration that what made the Men fight well in the late Wars was not their Religion
Why no Armies could subsist without Religion
A Recapitulation of what has been advanced in this and the former Dialogue
Horatio's Concurrence
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The First Dialogue Between Horatio and Cleomenes.
Horatio. I Wonder you never attempted to guess at the Origin of Honour, as you have done at that of Politeness, and your Friend in his Fable of the Bees has done at the Origin of Virtue.
Cleo. I have often thought of it, and am satisfied within my self, that my Conjecture about it is Just; but there are Three substantial Reasons, why I have hitherto kept it to my Self, and never yet mention'd to any One, what my Sentiments are concerning the Origin of that charming Sound.