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asentitistheirperpetualnestient
suchhasbeentheoriginofthoseregulationsakethelaionhdespoticpoeverisjoinedtothelatterlosesallitsforceinvaindidthisa
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rbitraryseditselfestillreterrible
entghthavedeviatedalittlefrohisspirit；butthecaseisotherpresent
1seeplutarchintileonanddion
2itntionisdebydiodorus；xix5
3upontheexpulsionsofthetyrants；theydeercenarytroops；agistrates；oneofcarriedofftheothersboy；andinrevengetheotherdebauchedhisofthisrepublicibid
4ibid
5ibid
6thearistocracyischangedintoanoligarchy
7veniceisoneofthoserepublicsthathasenactedthebestlaingtheinnveniencesofanhereditaryaristocracy
8justinattributestheextininondashavingnofurtherelation；theyspenttheirrevenuesinfeasts；frequentiusenaquaastravisentesthenitergedfrobscurity；9；16
9pilationofadeunderthengs；relatedbyfatherduhalde；descriptionofchina；ii；p648
10duringthereignoftiberiusstatuesphaloantsnferredon；inforrs；eritedtheisdainedtoathee72seelikenedthelitaryhonours：pervulgatistriuhiinsignibusibid；xiii53
11inthisstatetheprincekneelyent
12herodian
13aristotle；politics；ii10
14theyaldiatelyagainstforeignenees；plutarchralia；p88
15republic；ix
16plutareddlehpublicaffairs
17republic；v
18thegyieddanendsantiquityforhavingestablishedonlytilitaryart；plato；ibid
19autlibidinosutual；iv；55
20plutarans；question40
21ibid
22plutarch；tablepropositions；bookii；question5
23booki；pref
24livy；iii20
25ibid；32
26aboutahundredyearsafter
27seexi；12
28seedio；xxxviii；ciceroinplutarch；cicerotoatticus；iv10；15asniusoncicero；dedivinatione
29asselfbeteansoftheirtualjealousy；butthenhehasonlyaprecariousexistence
30seeleclerc；thehistoryoftheunitedprovinces
31”itisthecudgelthatgoveschina；”saysfatherduhalde；discdelachine；ii；p134
32angothers；delangesacunt
33ofthefalyofsouia；edifyingletters；llxviii
34seeinfatherduhaldehoissionariesavailedtheelvesoftheauthorityofandarins；pire
35seelettrespersanes；210
36seetheorderoftsongtoufortillingtheland；intheedifyingletters；llxxi
bookixoflaherelationtheybeartoadefensiveforce
1inall；itisdestroyedbyaforeignforce；ifitbelarge；itisruinedbyanintealierfection
tothistocraciesandaristocraciesareequallyliable；canredressit
itis；therefore；veryprobablethatnkindentofasingleperson；hadtheynotntrivedakindofnstitutionthathasalltheintealadvantagesofarepublientiananfederaterepublic
thisforfgoventisanventionbyeersofalargerone；blageofsocieties；thatnstituteaneeansoffurtherassociations；tilltheyarriveatsuchadegreeofpoobeabletoprovideforthesecurityofthewholebody
itansattasthatenabledthebarbarianstoresisther
henany；andthesonsarensideredineuropeasperpetualrepublics
theassooreneesaoreoverofallhunproperty2
arepublifthiskind；abletoaysupportitselfofthissocietypreventsallnnerofinnveniences
ifasingleershouldattettousurpthesuprepotherest；ainfreeghtopposehieforeheuldbesettledinhisusurpation
shouldapopularinsurrection
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happeninoneofthenfederatestates；theothersareabletoquellitshouldabusesedbythosethatreinsoundthestateybedestroyedononeside；andnotontheother；thenfederacyybedissolved；andthenfederatespreservetheirsovereignty
asthisgoventisposedofpettyrepublionarchies
2thatanfederategoventoughttobeposedofstatesofthesanature；espeondefenonarchies
asthenfederaterepublifgeynsistsoffreeoreierfectthanthatofhollandandszerland
thespiritofnarinion：peaceandderationarethespiritofarepublicthesetentcannotnaturallysubsistinanfederaterepublic
thusanhistory；thatdiatelyabandonedbyalltheotherpettyrepubliphyktyons
thenfederaterepublifgey；posedofprinagistrateoftheunion；inothers；thenarch
3otherrequisitesinanfederaterepubliayhappentotheprudeneerarepublioretoresign
itisdiffionuncil；theddlingonestalltochrepublisistsofsevenprovincesofdifferentextentofterritory；hhaveeachonevoice
thecitiesoflycia4ntributedtotheexpensesofthestate；acrdingtotheproportionofsuffragestheprovincesoftheunitedherlandscannotfolloustbedirectedbythatoftheirpower
inlyonunentionedintherepublifhollandtheyarenotonunagistratesodelofanexcellentnfederaterepublic；ishouldpitchuponthatoflycia
4inentsprovidefortheirseentsdoitbyseparating；andbykeepingtheelves；asitpireinaccessible
itisareetrythatthegreatertheextentofbodies；theretheiriddlingstates
adespotientdoesallthesittedbyacruelene；sitoresist
itpreservesitselflikeostdistantprovinogul；thekingofpersia；andtheeerorsofoldavians；theerlythetransylvanians；betselvesandtheirenees
5inentprovidesforitsseentbutakingdofaderateextentisliabletosuddeninvasions：itstthereforehavefortressestodefenditsfrontiers；andtroopstogarrisonthosefortressestheleastspotofgroundisdisputedilitaryskillandresolutiondespotionarchiesonlythatwagewar
fortressesareproperfoarentsareafraidofthetheydarenotentrusttheiroffihaveanyaffeent
6ofthedefensiveforusthavesuitofaproportionbetaybeinvaded；andthataydefeattheinvasionasaninvaderyappearoneveryside；itisrequisitethatthestateshouldbeabletokeoneverysideitsdefenoderateextent；proportionedtothedegreeofvelotovefroneplacetoanother
franuniiediatelytoind；thearesuniteandpassonefrontiertoanother；etoreve
itisextrelyhappyforfrancethatthecapitalstandsneartothedifferentfrontiersinproportiontotheiroreexposed
butpire；likepersia；isattabledinabody；andthentheyarenotabletokesuare；astheyuldforfifteendaysshouldthearonthefrontiersbedefeated；itissoondispersed；beeetingesuffinthegoveorsoftheprovinistheiropireissubverted；thecapitaltaken；andthenquerordisputestheseveralprovinceshthegoveors
therealpouchinthefacilityheetsakingnq
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uestsasinthediffitabilityofhisnditionbuttheinenttolayitselfreopentoanene
asnarallaterritory；theyshouldhavetheireyenstantlyontheinnveniencestenditsextent
7arefleiesofagreatprinonarself；tohisfaly；andtoalleuropeheaven；thatknorebypreventingthesusthanituldhavedonebyadehiappierbyrenderinghihestpowerful
thesubjeselvesforthelossofabattlebyasonguponthegeneral：tho