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... live and in ' which we ought to live , are things so wide asunder that ' he who suits the one to betake himself to the other is more likely to destroy than to save himself . ' Nothing that Machiavelli wrote is more sincere , analytic ...
... live and in ' which we ought to live , are things so wide asunder that ' he who suits the one to betake himself to the other is more likely to destroy than to save himself . ' Nothing that Machiavelli wrote is more sincere , analytic ...
Page 38
... live , but in this , I wilbe a little more large : neither to seke a kingdome altogether good , but like unto those whiche be nowe a daies , where also of a king those ought to be feared , whiche take the warre for theire art , for that ...
... live , but in this , I wilbe a little more large : neither to seke a kingdome altogether good , but like unto those whiche be nowe a daies , where also of a king those ought to be feared , whiche take the warre for theire art , for that ...
Page 276
... live under their own Laws , and in liberty , there are three wayes for a man to hold them . The first is to demolish all their strong places ; the other , personally to goe and dwell there ; the third , to suffer them to live under ...
... live under their own Laws , and in liberty , there are three wayes for a man to hold them . The first is to demolish all their strong places ; the other , personally to goe and dwell there ; the third , to suffer them to live under ...
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