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1      I, XI |   speak generally; a minute consideration of them might be useful
2    III, I  |   oligarchy. Leaving out of consideration those who have been made
3    III, IV |     by another road, from a consideration of the best constitution.
4    III, IX |   good government take into consideration virtue and vice in states.
5    III, XIV|    transition, leads to the consideration of royalty, which we admit
6    VII, II | here present themselves for consideration: first (1), which is the
7    VII, II |     made a matter of future consideration.~
8    VII, XI |     by no means a secondary consideration. For the elements which