The Tudor Translations, Volume 39AMS Press, 1967 |
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... discourse with them , in case the enemies were upon the top of that hill , and we here with our army , whether of us two should have the advantage , and how might we safely goe to find them , keeping still our orders ; and if we would ...
... discourse with them , in case the enemies were upon the top of that hill , and we here with our army , whether of us two should have the advantage , and how might we safely goe to find them , keeping still our orders ; and if we would ...
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... discourse ; and I say , that the Princes of our times have lesse of this difficulty to satisfie the Soldiers extraordinarily in their government ; for notwithstanding that there be some considerations to be had of them , yet presently ...
... discourse ; and I say , that the Princes of our times have lesse of this difficulty to satisfie the Soldiers extraordinarily in their government ; for notwithstanding that there be some considerations to be had of them , yet presently ...
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... discourse before , shall perceive that either hatred , or contempt have caus'd the ruine of the afore - named Emperors ; and shall know also , from it came that part of them proceeding one way , and part a contrary ; yet in any of them ...
... discourse before , shall perceive that either hatred , or contempt have caus'd the ruine of the afore - named Emperors ; and shall know also , from it came that part of them proceeding one way , and part a contrary ; yet in any of them ...
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