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The History of Peter the Great, Emperor of Russia

Note 63 — CHAP. XII.

T. (Tobias) Smollett translation

We must beg leave to remark in this place, that a king of England has the power of doing good in virtue of his own authority, and may do evil if so disposed, by having a majority in a corrupt parliament; whereas, a king of Poland can neither do good nor evil, not having it in his power to dispose even of a pair of colours.

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