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Europe in the Sixteenth Century, 1494-1598, Fifth Edition

Note 86 — APPENDIX II

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Guicciardini in his Ricordi says: ‘The subjects of a Republic are in worse case than those of a Prince. A Republic grants no share of its grandeur to any but citizens of its chief city while oppressing others. A Prince considers all equally his subjects.’

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