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1 1|       in religion, wherein the princes of the world are as much
2 1|  obligation of following their princes in the ways that lead to
3 1| possession of any sort of men. Princes, indeed, are born superior
4 1|        be taken notice of—that princes seldom have any regard to
5 1|         In vain, therefore, do princes compel their subjects to
6 1|       keep their promise; that princes may be dethroned by those
7 1|      favouring the dominion of princes and men in authority, they