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... danger , in parting with a long - admitted error , of abandoning , at the same time , some truth they have been ... danger in removing a mis- take ; the danger that those who have been long used to act rightly on erroneous principles may ...
... danger , in parting with a long - admitted error , of abandoning , at the same time , some truth they have been ... danger in removing a mis- take ; the danger that those who have been long used to act rightly on erroneous principles may ...
الصفحة 143
... danger of them , there is in every State ( as we know ) , two portions of subjects , the nobles and the commonalty . When one of these is discontent , the danger is not great ; for common people are of slow motion , if they be not ...
... danger of them , there is in every State ( as we know ) , two portions of subjects , the nobles and the commonalty . When one of these is discontent , the danger is not great ; for common people are of slow motion , if they be not ...
الصفحة 146
... danger , and how much unnecessary apprehension , would be the result . ' Let no prince measure the danger of discontentments by this whether the griefs whereupon they rise be great or small . · The importance of this caution with regard ...
... danger , and how much unnecessary apprehension , would be the result . ' Let no prince measure the danger of discontentments by this whether the griefs whereupon they rise be great or small . · The importance of this caution with regard ...
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