The renowned Greek general Pericles was the one that made the speech that said that If we took to the laws they afford equal justice to all in their private differences.
<h3>What is the meaning of this speech?</h3>
This is the speech that tells us that the law is supposed to have the same opportunities for all persons. That is no one had to be treated in a different manner by the law.
From the speech that this was given was the funeral oration that was given for the soldiers that fell in the Peloponnesian War. The goal of the speech was to persuade the people that were listening to him.
In the speech he had tp praise Athens as a way of helping to encourage them so that they would have to continue fighting in this war.
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