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And being a typical historicist, he accepts the judgement of history as a moral one9; for he holds that the outcome of war is always just10: ‘War is the father and the king of all things. It proves some to be gods and others to be mere men, turning these into slaves and the former into masters ... One must know that war is universal, and that justice—the lawsuit—is strife, and that all things develop through strife and by necessity.’