Critical and Miscellaneous Essays, Volumen1D. Appleton, 1857 |
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... political intrigue had been carried in Italy , these were times which required it all . On these arduous errands Machiavelli was frequently employed . He was sent to treat with the King of the Romans and with the Duke of Valentinois ...
... political intrigue had been carried in Italy , these were times which required it all . On these arduous errands Machiavelli was frequently employed . He was sent to treat with the King of the Romans and with the Duke of Valentinois ...
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... political writer of modern Europe . Something he doubtless owes to his merit , but much more to his fortune . He had the good luck of a valentine . He caught the eye of the French nation at the moment when it was waking from the long ...
... political writer of modern Europe . Something he doubtless owes to his merit , but much more to his fortune . He had the good luck of a valentine . He caught the eye of the French nation at the moment when it was waking from the long ...
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... political sect has its esoteric and its exoteric school ; its abstract doctrines for the initiated , its visible symbols , its imposing forms , its mythological fables for the vulgar . It assists the devotion of those who are unable to ...
... political sect has its esoteric and its exoteric school ; its abstract doctrines for the initiated , its visible symbols , its imposing forms , its mythological fables for the vulgar . It assists the devotion of those who are unable to ...
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