Essay

1       14|         that the population of a kingdom (especially if it be not
2       14|          exceed the stock of the kingdom, which should maintain them.
3       18|          if they flourish not, a kingdom may have good limbs, but
4       19| necessity of it. For the beloved kingdom of God, was first rent,
5       27|        man’s country, as for the kingdom of heaven. But ordinary
6       28|         forces of an estate. The kingdom of heaven is compared, not
7       28|      politic; and certainly to a kingdom or estate, a just and honorable
8       28|        principal dowries of this kingdom of Great Britain) is great;