. . . аs I survey this glоbe, оr glоbule, I think thаt God hаs abandoned it to some evil spirit. . . . I have scarcely seen one town which did not wish to destroy its neighboring town, no family which did not wish to exterminate another family. Everywhere the weak loathe the powerful, before whom they cringe, and the powerful treat them like brute cattle, to be sold for their meat and fleece. . . . Private griefs are even worse than public trials. In a word, I have seen so much and suffered so much, that I am a Manichee. Identify the work (1 point) Identify the speaker or the writer if the work in question is a poem (1 point) Explain the situation (1 point) Analyze the passage and briefly discuss its relevance to the work in question (2 points)