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 1 Pre|     in all the arts that are established in a society for the sake
 2 Pre|      those that are not well established. And so (on the contrary),
 3 1  |   and both of these, if well established, will never allow any of
 4 1  |       the other, that a well established Republic or Kingdom would
 5 1  |   serve me, that no one ever established any Republic or Kingdom
 6 1  |      ones own arms cannot be established otherwise than by way of
 7 1  |  that having to replenish an established (old) organization, I would
 8 1  |   made in re-manning an old (established) organization. I say, therefore,
 9 1  |  organization which is newly established. It is necessary, therefore,
10 1  | those benefits which an army established in a City bring; for without
11 2  |    This method of arming was established by the Germans, and especially