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 1       1,  VI   |          prevent her from making acquisitions, for such acquisitions,
 2       1,  VI   |    making acquisitions, for such acquisitions, based on a weak Republic,
 3       1,  XX   |        OF VIRTU; THEREFORE THEIR ACQUISITIONS AND EXPANSIONS ARE GREAT~
 4       2,  I    |      enabled her to maintain the acquisitions, as will be narrated below
 5       2,  II   |        country, profits from his acquisitions. And whoever should want
 6       2,  IV   |      outside of Italy with their acquisitions, a great part of which still
 7       2,  IV   |      they do not value much such acquisitions as does a single Republic
 8       2,  IV   |        any usefulness in further acquisitions for the reason mentioned
 9       2,  XVII |          able to make such large acquisitions: They say also that because
10       2,  XVIII|    whence there results that the acquisitions become harmful, not an aggrandizement,
11       2,  XIX  |                 CHAPTER XIX~THAT ACQUISITIONS IN REPUBLICS NOT WELL ORGANIZED
12       2,  XIX  |         they would consider that acquisitions by any other means are the
13       2,  XIX  |        and for many reasons, the acquisitions are harmful; for he may
14       2,  XIX  |         than he draws out of the acquisitions; as the Venetians and Florentines
15       2,  XIX  | themselves. In addition to this, acquisitions sometimes do no little damage
16       2,  XIX  |        says that, because of the acquisitions of foreign lands, foreign
17       2,  XXI  |    manner of proceeding in their acquisitions from those who in the present
18       2,  XXVII|         from him that many other acquisitions had not taken away, decided