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Page 131
... Monarch arise onely from the riches , strength and reputation of his Subjects . ] For no King can be rich , nor glorious , nor secure ; whose Subjects are either poore , or contemptible , or too weak through want , or dissention , to ...
... Monarch arise onely from the riches , strength and reputation of his Subjects . ] For no King can be rich , nor glorious , nor secure ; whose Subjects are either poore , or contemptible , or too weak through want , or dissention , to ...
Page 132
... Monarch by Flatterers ; and becoming one an others Flatterers , serve one anothers Covetousnesse and Am- bition by turnes . And whereas the Favorites of Monarchs , are few , and they have none els to advance but their owne Kindred ; the ...
... Monarch by Flatterers ; and becoming one an others Flatterers , serve one anothers Covetousnesse and Am- bition by turnes . And whereas the Favorites of Monarchs , are few , and they have none els to advance but their owne Kindred ; the ...
Page 137
... Monarch ; every man having equall right to submit himselfe to such as he thinks best able to protect him ; or if he can , protect himselfe by his owne sword ; which is a returne to Confusion , and to the condition of a War of every man ...
... Monarch ; every man having equall right to submit himselfe to such as he thinks best able to protect him ; or if he can , protect himselfe by his owne sword ; which is a returne to Confusion , and to the condition of a War of every man ...
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