The Tudor Translations, Volume 39AMS Press, 1967 |
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Page 38
... warre , bicause they are not able without the same to live , but in this , I wilbe a little more large : neither to seke a kingdome altogether good , but like unto those whiche be nowe a daies , where also of a king those ought to be ...
... warre , bicause they are not able without the same to live , but in this , I wilbe a little more large : neither to seke a kingdome altogether good , but like unto those whiche be nowe a daies , where also of a king those ought to be ...
Page 41
... warre , their Citezeins , and in time of peace to will , that thei returne to their occupations . Likewise also , a ... warre . And bicause you alledged me , I will make ensample upon my self , and saie that I never used the warre as an ...
... warre , their Citezeins , and in time of peace to will , that thei returne to their occupations . Likewise also , a ... warre . And bicause you alledged me , I will make ensample upon my self , and saie that I never used the warre as an ...
Page 201
... warre , wee commit all errour . There is Warre ought nothing more undiscrete , or more perrillous to a Capitayne , not to be then to make warre in the Winter , and muche more perrill winter . beareth he , that maketh it , then he that ...
... warre , wee commit all errour . There is Warre ought nothing more undiscrete , or more perrillous to a Capitayne , not to be then to make warre in the Winter , and muche more perrill winter . beareth he , that maketh it , then he that ...
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