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 1 1| remember several Princes of the Kingdom, who delighted in their
 2 1|       except by a Republic or a Kingdom; and both of these, if well
 3 1|   levying tribute or taking the Kingdom. Braccio, with the same
 4 1|  industry, sought to occupy the Kingdom of Naples, and would have
 5 1|         established Republic or Kingdom would never permit its subjects
 6 1|        FABRIZIO: A well ordered Kingdom ought so much the more avoid
 7 1|         tell me of some present Kingdom, for I will not admit them
 8 1|         subject, and look for a Kingdom totally good, but similar
 9 1|         that they take away the Kingdom from you. To make war always
10 1|        every Republic and every Kingdom ought to take soldiers from
11 1|     established any Republic or Kingdom who did not think that it
12 1|        have created a new world Kingdom; but who so much more merit
13 1|         from the example of the Kingdom of Assyria and from the
14 1|         is seen that the former Kingdom endured a thousand years
15 2|  descended from Sicily into the Kingdom of Naples in order to go
16 2|         entirely subject to one Kingdom, in which because of its
17 2|        much of the time, in the Kingdom it is feared; whence it
18 2|      Greece, in addition to the Kingdom of the Macedonians, there
19 4|        routed the French in the Kingdom (of Naples) on the Cirignuola.
20 7|        State as happened to the Kingdom of the Macedonians, which,