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 1 III    |       enters a country, all the subject states are drawn to him,
 2 III    |        that in respect to these subject states he has not to take
 3 IV     |       want of uniformity in the subject state.~
 4 VIII   |       entering further into the subject, I consider these two examples
 5 XIII   |    Testament applicable to this subject. David offered himself to
 6 XIV    |        CONCERNS A PRINCE ON THE SUBJECT OF THE ART OF WAR~A PRINCE
 7 XIV    |        out of his thoughts this subject of war, and in peace he
 8 XV     |    conduct for a prince towards subject and friends. And as I know
 9 XVIII  |       men are so simple, and so subject to present necessities,
10 XIX    | examples could be given on this subject, but I will be content with
11 XIX    |      lord.~But returning to the subject of our discourse, I say
12 XX     |          others have kept their subject towns by factions; others
13 XXI(44)|       Staley in his work on the subject (Methuen, 1906). Institutions
14 XXIII  |        important branch of this subject, for it is a danger from
15 XXIII  |        contempt.~I wish on this subject to adduce a modern example.
16 XXVI   |        carefully considered the subject of the above discourses,