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1 1|        pretences of loyalty and obedience to the prince, or of tenderness
2 1|       but to give laws, receive obedience, and compel with the sword,
3 1|       magistrate himself yields obedience thereunto and requires the
4 1| thereunto and requires the like obedience from others. I answer: Who
5 1|     nations reduced under their obedience, we find not one man forced
6 1| unwillingly submit, to show his obedience, but he sought and solicited
7 1|         in that matter to yield obedience unto the admonitions or
8 1|    their eternal happiness. For obedience is due, in the first place,
9 1|    himself bound to yield blind obedience to the Mufti of Constantinople,