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 1 Pre|  institutions of a City and of a Republic every diligence is employed
 2 1  |        the institutions in their Republic, there will be observed
 3 1  |         a profession except by a Republic or a Kingdom; and both of
 4 1  |          that a well established Republic or Kingdom would never permit
 5 1  |        profession. And while the Republic lived immaculately, no great
 6 1  |        true when expected from a Republic, but as to Kings, I do not
 7 1  |        corrupt order, for a wise Republic ought not to give them to
 8 1  |          one must say that every Republic and every Kingdom ought
 9 1  |     ordinary Lord; or if it is a Republic, a citizen who for the time
10 1  |         one ever established any Republic or Kingdom who did not think
11 1  |         this defect to be in the Republic, and that this negligence
12 2  |        more fortunate thing in a Republic than to have many of its
13 2  |        not be difficult for that Republic or that Prince to put them
14 2  |      therefore, that any King or Republic which would want to organize
15 2  |     armies. And if a Prince or a Republic works hard and puts diligence
16 2  |      recognized by their Prince, Republic, or King, whichever it may
17 2  |       raised by the Carthaginian Republic, and these are very few
18 2  |      respect to the Carthaginian Republic, did arise. More excellent
19 4  | enkindled. Whence that Prince or Republic planning to raise a new