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bigram | frequency |
---|---|
every one | 79 |
human nature | 48 |
thei maie | 42 |
theim selves | 39 |
new prince | 35 |
maie bee | 35 |
bee able | 33 |
let us | 32 |
maine battaile | 30 |
civil service | 26 |
every man | 25 |
common weale | 25 |
whiche thei | 24 |
soche sorte | 23 |
years ago | 23 |
mmmm mmmm | 22 |
will come | 21 |
political reasoning | 21 |
uv vu | 21 |
whiche shall | 20 |
short time | 20 |
political science | 20 |
bee made | 20 |
soche wise | 19 |
will make | 19 |
maine battailes | 19 |
one side | 18 |
shall bee | 18 |
many tymes | 17 |
shall never | 17 |
shall find | 17 |
one may | 17 |
extraordinarie pikes | 16 |
make use | 15 |
bicause thei | 15 |
will always | 15 |
thei might | 15 |
main battaile | 15 |
many years | 15 |
will never | 15 |
straight waie | 14 |
pope alexander | 14 |
shall come | 14 |
shall see | 14 |
thei made | 14 |
good fortune | 14 |
human beings | 14 |
many times | 14 |
every side | 14 |
will find | 14 |
representative democracy | 14 |
wise prince | 14 |
many men | 14 |
stande still | 14 |
cv vc | 14 |
pope julius | 14 |
light horsemen | 14 |
great ones | 13 |
united kingdom | 13 |
common weales | 13 |
make theim | 13 |
working men | 13 |
man may | 13 |
great men | 13 |
thei will | 13 |
nineteenth century | 12 |
every manne | 12 |
uc cu | 12 |
messer antonio | 12 |
hundred men | 12 |
make warre | 12 |
new principality | 12 |
every daie | 12 |
human type | 12 |
representative government | 12 |
cesare borgia | 12 |
nothing else | 12 |
take away | 11 |
five battailes | 11 |
extraordinarie veliti | 11 |
hundred years | 11 |
thei bee | 11 |
general election | 11 |
moste greate | 11 |
british empire | 11 |
five hundred | 11 |
shall make | 11 |
young men | 11 |
new principalities | 11 |
per cent | 10 |
us come | 10 |
emotional associations | 10 |
temporal power | 10 |
may find | 10 |
thei wer | 10 |
maie make | 10 |
men will | 10 |
fabius maximus | 10 |
ten thousand | 10 |
first case | 10 |
whiche thyng | 10 |
vdk bv | 10 |
good will | 10 |
right line | 10 |
messer francesco | 10 |
one will | 10 |
right flancke | 10 |
many others | 10 |
little afore | 9 |
universal suffrage | 9 |
double lodgynges | 9 |
nicolo machiavelli | 9 |
good order | 9 |
four hundred | 9 |
whole world | 9 |
three hundred | 9 |
ordinarie veliti | 9 |
whiche maie | 9 |
hundred horsemen | 9 |
hinder parte | 9 |
thousand years | 9 |
every battaile | 9 |
will go | 9 |
good government | 9 |
every year | 9 |
wise man | 9 |
louis xii | 8 |
now adaies | 8 |
bee moste | 8 |
hundred thousand | 8 |
although thei | 8 |
local government | 8 |
main battailes | 8 |
shall finde | 8 |
long time | 8 |
good laws | 8 |
thei use | 8 |
every day | 8 |
county council | 8 |
taken awaie | 8 |
two things | 8 |
fifty years | 8 |
political economy | 8 |
right hand | 8 |
though thei | 8 |
question whether | 8 |
well armed | 8 |
political entities | 8 |
everie one | 8 |
sixe thousande | 8 |
might bee | 8 |
whereby thei | 8 |
thesame maner | 8 |
east india | 8 |
right hande | 8 |
fiftene rankes | 8 |
woulde lodge | 8 |
political thought | 8 |
two hundred | 8 |
take place | 8 |
must go | 8 |
enemies armie | 8 |
moste easely | 8 |
light armed | 8 |
united states | 8 |
lefte hande | 7 |
shall remain | 7 |
beyng able | 7 |
bee used | 7 |
twoo thynges | 7 |
duke valentino | 7 |
general rule | 7 |
better able | 7 |
thesame parte | 7 |
thei fought | 7 |
one else | 7 |
whiche will | 7 |
one morning | 7 |
must either | 7 |
well known | 7 |
lefte flancke | 7 |
chapter ii | 7 |
political opinions | 7 |
alexander magnus | 7 |
chapter iv | 7 |
francesco sforza | 7 |
military discipline | 7 |
one day | 7 |
make good | 7 |
corrupt practices | 7 |
two ways | 7 |
whiche waie | 7 |
shall alwaies | 7 |
chapter iii | 7 |
will let | 7 |
new ones | 7 |
every parte | 7 |
pagolo guinigi | 7 |
yong men | 7 |
will soon | 7 |
must needs | 7 |
thei put | 7 |
will see | 7 |
new knowledge | 7 |
political entity | 7 |
lord courtney | 7 |
will tell | 7 |
poor law | 7 |
olde time | 7 |
first place | 7 |
european races | 7 |
five rankes | 7 |
everie side | 7 |
alexander vi | 7 |
san casciano | 6 |
india company | 6 |
like maner | 6 |
man will | 6 |
twoo waies | 6 |
moste parte | 6 |
much less | 6 |
woulde place | 6 |
without beyng | 6 |
armed men | 6 |
without doubt | 6 |
daily life | 6 |
square battaile | 6 |
good faith | 6 |
emotional effect | 6 |
political thinker | 6 |
bee well | 6 |
shall tell | 6 |
take care | 6 |
twoo yardes | 6 |
will leave | 6 |
thought good | 6 |
bee taken | 6 |
ur ru | 6 |
may easily | 6 |
many things | 6 |
muste stande | 6 |
thousand infantry | 6 |
one place | 6 |
close together | 6 |
will give | 6 |
may know | 6 |
warlike man | 6 |
take heede | 6 |
thousande footemen | 6 |
without doubte | 6 |
great reputation | 6 |
one man | 6 |
king louis | 6 |
political power | 6 |
generall rule | 6 |
auncient orders | 6 |
south africa | 6 |
bvvdk bvvdk | 6 |
will take | 6 |
every thing | 6 |
one waie | 6 |
lesse nomber | 6 |
suche wise | 6 |
thei come | 6 |
political life | 6 |
political forces | 6 |
thirtie yardes | 6 |
prince may | 6 |
market place | 6 |
thousand men | 6 |
practices act | 6 |
wise men | 6 |
thei shall | 6 |
may become | 6 |
private man | 6 |
king ruberto | 6 |
will also | 6 |
bv vdk | 6 |
political thinking | 6 |
julius ii | 6 |
twentie rankes | 6 |
romaines used | 6 |
whiche come | 6 |
thesame space | 6 |
good man | 6 |
thei doe | 6 |
political morality | 6 |
twoo hornes | 6 |
maketh theim | 6 |
rational inference | 6 |
put together | 6 |
shall suffice | 6 |
make one | 6 |
keep faith | 6 |
political institutions | 6 |
made afraied | 6 |
political action | 6 |
thousande men | 6 |
bee altogether | 6 |
mental habits | 6 |
second time | 6 |
enemie maie | 6 |
one part | 6 |
good many | 6 |
made theim | 6 |
everie man | 6 |
crosse waie | 5 |
guelph party | 5 |
human race | 5 |
one thing | 5 |
bee chosen | 5 |
quantitative method | 5 |
intellectual process | 5 |
bee shewed | 5 |
will ever | 5 |
shall shewe | 5 |
labour party | 5 |
many thynges | 5 |
two examples | 5 |
common use | 5 |
battaile raie | 5 |
thousande extraordinarie | 5 |
might make | 5 |
centurion must | 5 |
thei gave | 5 |
tenne battailes | 5 |
every kind | 5 |
whole state | 5 |
mercenary soldiers | 5 |
four thousand | 5 |
parramatta tea | 5 |
increasing proportion | 5 |
whereby grewe | 5 |
mercenary armes | 5 |
taken notice | 5 |
committee work | 5 |
juste armie | 5 |
five years | 5 |
sir charles | 5 |
often times | 5 |
bee overcome | 5 |
romaine people | 5 |
duke valentine | 5 |
generall capitaine | 5 |
us tourne | 5 |
one thyng | 5 |
great things | 5 |
voide space | 5 |
national homogeneity | 5 |
well governed | 5 |
political force | 5 |
bee given | 5 |
val di | 5 |
overcome theim | 5 |
working man | 5 |
castruccio castracani | 5 |
bee defended | 5 |
well ordered | 5 |
whereof groweth | 5 |
private men | 5 |
specific instinct | 5 |
fellow citizens | 5 |
london county | 5 |
give place | 5 |
scientific method | 5 |
whiche cause | 5 |
antiquitie used | 5 |
ballot paper | 5 |
whiche maketh | 5 |
targaet men | 5 |
oliverotto da | 5 |
betwene theim | 5 |
much better | 5 |
important political | 5 |
modern state | 5 |
mental processes | 5 |
greater part | 5 |
maie come | 5 |
might well | 5 |
far distant | 5 |
men together | 5 |
racial type | 5 |
may take | 5 |
yield obedience | 5 |
much power | 5 |
man maie | 5 |
twoo maine | 5 |
will consider | 5 |
ad vincula | 5 |
central government | 5 |
live free | 5 |
new state | 5 |
great mens | 5 |
thei set | 5 |
maie knowe | 5 |
clement vii | 5 |
capitaines lodgyng | 5 |
towardes thesame | 5 |
will bring | 5 |
good friends | 5 |
vitellozzo vitelli | 5 |
remains now | 5 |
three tymes | 5 |
strongest parte | 5 |
precious stones | 5 |
ecclesiastical principalities | 5 |
become princes | 5 |
many thousands | 5 |
duke di | 5 |
roman empire | 5 |
enemies countrie | 5 |
prince must | 5 |
da fermo | 5 |
whiche bee | 5 |
manie times | 5 |
maie doe | 5 |
di gravina | 5 |
exercise theim | 5 |
german empire | 5 |
may well | 5 |
political impulses | 5 |
maie easely | 5 |
shall stande | 5 |
party leaders | 5 |
four years | 5 |
french men | 5 |
first time | 5 |
new one | 5 |
good armes | 5 |
king lewis | 5 |
private person | 5 |
armie maie | 5 |
voide place | 5 |
proportional representation | 5 |
ten battailes | 5 |
diche within | 5 |
war office | 5 |
thei may | 5 |
mayne battailes | 5 |
twenty thousand | 5 |
shall speak | 5 |
townes men | 5 |
well enough | 5 |
valid reasoning | 5 |
shall happen | 4 |
will become | 4 |
may still | 4 |
dkb uu | 4 |
maie marche | 4 |
much trouble | 4 |
will speake | 4 |
social equality | 4 |
throng together | 4 |
open competition | 4 |
men always | 4 |
soche exercise | 4 |
bee brought | 4 |
ordinary citizen | 4 |
que vous | 4 |
parte afore | 4 |
behinde hym | 4 |
present time | 4 |
sent forward | 4 |
natural affection | 4 |
whole process | 4 |
ten men | 4 |
bee dooen | 4 |
thei go | 4 |
ran awaie | 4 |
best possible | 4 |
private station | 4 |
ordinarie pikes | 4 |
every city | 4 |
private citizen | 4 |
jury trial | 4 |
right flanck | 4 |
always act | 4 |
many difficulties | 4 |
florentine secretary | 4 |
one thinks | 4 |
messer giorgio | 4 |
thesame order | 4 |
must stand | 4 |
debating hall | 4 |
john stuart | 4 |
straighte waie | 4 |
nexte daie | 4 |
make two | 4 |
three thousande | 4 |
old age | 4 |
natural science | 4 |
individual variations | 4 |
every legion | 4 |
left hande | 4 |
thei shal | 4 |
placed behinde | 4 |
politics will | 4 |
muste take | 4 |
finde hym | 4 |
shall consider | 4 |
strong enough | 4 |
long experience | 4 |
good foundations | 4 |
political impulse | 4 |
one order | 4 |
fower square | 4 |
one seems | 4 |
make war | 4 |
whiche onely | 4 |
political questions | 4 |
far removed | 4 |
bee necessarie | 4 |
twentieth century | 4 |
taken place | 4 |
public spirit | 4 |
little trouble | 4 |
will speak | 4 |
moste great | 4 |
new moral | 4 |
take hede | 4 |
will enable | 4 |
greate importaunce | 4 |
il principe | 4 |
twoo legions | 4 |
half conscious | 4 |
thextraordinarie pikes | 4 |
soche sort | 4 |
emotional force | 4 |
let passe | 4 |
marcus antonius | 4 |
peter whitehorne | 4 |
physical sciences | 4 |
less conscious | 4 |
political machinery | 4 |
moste part | 4 |
may produce | 4 |
either thei | 4 |
keepe theim | 4 |
thei beyng | 4 |
large number | 4 |
elected officials | 4 |
eighteenth century | 4 |
men whose | 4 |
evolutionary history | 4 |
made like | 4 |
fower hundred | 4 |
yong menne | 4 |
san miniato | 4 |
twoo sides | 4 |
illustrious family | 4 |
whiche might | 4 |
delle cose | 4 |
thei called | 4 |
will faight | 4 |
aunciente orders | 4 |
although one | 4 |
made possible | 4 |
might give | 4 |
must therefore | 4 |
every bande | 4 |
long ago | 4 |
newspaper reader | 4 |
nothing except | 4 |
give theim | 4 |
generall capitain | 4 |
di nievole | 4 |
international politics | 4 |
light horsmen | 4 |
romain legions | 4 |
whole people | 4 |
bee kepte | 4 |
capitaine waie | 4 |
well contented | 4 |
new princes | 4 |
will begin | 4 |
capitaines lodgynge | 4 |
every place | 4 |
seen many | 4 |
stuart mill | 4 |
auncient maners | 4 |
yet made | 4 |
may indeed | 4 |
assaulte theim | 4 |
twoo battailes | 4 |
must also | 4 |
thei chose | 4 |
never fails | 4 |
tells us | 4 |
may serve | 4 |
eight hundred | 4 |
two wayes | 4 |
three yardes | 4 |
men maie | 4 |
maie cause | 4 |
must never | 4 |
gain reputation | 4 |
thei knowe | 4 |
ten years | 4 |
natural right | 4 |
anything else | 4 |
thei overcame | 4 |
better understande | 4 |
school board | 4 |
decide whether | 4 |
one finds | 4 |
valid political | 4 |
one thousand | 4 |
become conscious | 4 |
heavie armed | 4 |
francis sforza | 4 |
reform act | 4 |
beyng brought | 4 |
aunciente capitaines | 4 |
every centurion | 4 |
borough council | 4 |
effective political | 4 |
many sorts | 4 |
theim afraied | 4 |
muste bee | 4 |
whiche made | 4 |
whiche maner | 4 |
ordinary voter | 4 |
right horne | 4 |
electoral process | 4 |
imperial egoism | 4 |
one sees | 4 |
shall require | 4 |
new states | 4 |
lefte side | 4 |
charles viii | 4 |
even now | 4 |
human progress | 4 |
sende afore | 4 |
present king | 4 |
political affection | 4 |
thing else | 4 |
quantitative facts | 4 |
three quarters | 4 |
set together | 4 |
goeth even | 4 |
thei knewe | 4 |
political philosophy | 4 |
good souldiours | 4 |
ordinarie maine | 4 |
stand still | 4 |
aboute hym | 4 |
greatly increased | 4 |
real life | 4 |
countrie men | 4 |
good arms | 4 |
may make | 4 |
second case | 4 |
maie give | 4 |
one way | 4 |
one cause | 4 |
whiche thing | 4 |
often tymes | 4 |
every corner | 4 |
nicholas machiavell | 4 |
every little | 4 |
alwaies thei | 4 |
two thousand | 4 |
thei retired | 4 |
hereby grewe | 4 |
took place | 4 |
chosen men | 4 |
free will | 4 |
thei saie | 4 |
one hundred | 4 |
illustrious house | 4 |
must make | 4 |
first facion | 4 |
great nomber | 4 |
new political | 4 |
king charles | 4 |
moste necessarie | 4 |
fifteen hundred | 4 |
bee founde | 4 |
well ordeined | 4 |
enemie beyng | 4 |
may bee | 4 |
sixe hundred | 4 |
whiche thinges | 4 |
must still | 4 |
may cease | 4 |
extraordinarily difficult | 4 |
new order | 4 |
make men | 4 |
rational inferences | 4 |
old time | 4 |
verie well | 4 |
especially princes | 4 |
ben seen | 4 |
shoulde make | 4 |
tell us | 4 |
soche maner | 4 |
twentie yardes | 4 |
political thinkers | 4 |
early nineteenth | 4 |
queen victoria | 4 |
de medici | 4 |
one party | 4 |
entirely new | 4 |
may come | 4 |
others armes | 4 |
knowe howe | 4 |
immediate effect | 4 |
made hedde | 4 |
small account | 4 |
good part | 4 |
many ways | 4 |
enable us | 4 |
intellectual conduct | 4 |
forty years | 4 |
one halfe | 3 |
business man | 3 |
thei feare | 3 |
either case | 3 |
romaines devided | 3 |
council election | 3 |
will stand | 3 |
might appear | 3 |
pandolfo petrucci | 3 |
two main | 3 |
single member | 3 |
hereditary prince | 3 |
twoo sortes | 3 |
bicause without | 3 |
will cause | 3 |
national type | 3 |
english civil | 3 |
shalbe called | 3 |
esteme little | 3 |
armie beyng | 3 |
great valour | 3 |
messer matteo | 3 |
new way | 3 |
purely instinctive | 3 |
de la | 3 |
thei judged | 3 |
local bodies | 3 |
beyng taken | 3 |
bee good | 3 |
maie happen | 3 |
will tourne | 3 |
without discipline | 3 |
good parte | 3 |
discorso sopra | 3 |
also many | 3 |
modern utopia | 3 |
thei toke | 3 |
pietro ad | 3 |
havyng respecte | 3 |
touching princes | 3 |
human life | 3 |
twoo ansignes | 3 |
put case | 3 |
well bicause | 3 |
artillerie must | 3 |
concerning ecclesiastical | 3 |
know well | 3 |
never bee | 3 |
three principall | 3 |
political psychology | 3 |
eternal commonplaces | 3 |
will suffer | 3 |
make us | 3 |
make afraied | 3 |
armie wher | 3 |
political importance | 3 |
altogether unprofitable | 3 |
bee received | 3 |
may prove | 3 |
nowe adaies | 3 |
beyng broken | 3 |
things without | 3 |
wide extension | 3 |
estemed moste | 3 |
excellent man | 3 |
left flanck | 3 |
even although | 3 |
easely thei | 3 |
every word | 3 |
great difficulties | 3 |
giovanni bentivogli | 3 |
white inhabitants | 3 |
every maine | 3 |
individual human | 3 |
one candidate | 3 |
horned battaile | 3 |
soche order | 3 |
thei marche | 3 |
negro suffrage | 3 |
whoever shall | 3 |
old man | 3 |
ancient orders | 3 |
lighte armed | 3 |
ten million | 3 |
giovanni fogliani | 3 |
men must | 3 |
en masse | 3 |
american politicians | 3 |
muste move | 3 |
may perhaps | 3 |
hardly ever | 3 |
without religion | 3 |
london school | 3 |
personal affection | 3 |
two men | 3 |
aunciente maners | 3 |
almost impossible | 3 |
took part | 3 |
exceeding many | 3 |
well considered | 3 |
may expect | 3 |
money league | 3 |
every band | 3 |
bee doen | 3 |
will set | 3 |
hundred horse | 3 |
never fail | 3 |
must folowe | 3 |
make hym | 3 |
halfe long | 3 |
cartes full | 3 |
much difficulty | 3 |
thirty years | 3 |
first centurion | 3 |
thei used | 3 |
thesame empire | 3 |
thousand soldiers | 3 |
private fortune | 3 |
capitaine oughte | 3 |
spanish infantry | 3 |
charity schools | 3 |
lord robert | 3 |
state must | 3 |
many wars | 3 |
everie part | 3 |
rankes behinde | 3 |
thousand cavalry | 3 |
mental process | 3 |
military profession | 3 |
touching mercenary | 3 |
local party | 3 |
individual experience | 3 |
direct observation | 3 |
taken away | 3 |
betwene every | 3 |
another man | 3 |
thei kepte | 3 |
one feels | 3 |
whiche soche | 3 |
electoral campaign | 3 |
nd june | 3 |
laste ranke | 3 |
homogeneous nations | 3 |
intellectual inference | 3 |
bee knowen | 3 |
made many | 3 |
order theim | 3 |
owne men | 3 |
thei flie | 3 |
civil principality | 3 |
thei appoincted | 3 |
may last | 3 |
official life | 3 |
sir stafford | 3 |
done great | 3 |
political emotions | 3 |
well disposed | 3 |
best chance | 3 |
bee ordained | 3 |
instructe theim | 3 |
one might | 3 |
run away | 3 |
thei alledge | 3 |
one ranke | 3 |
party policy | 3 |
mental experience | 3 |
never made | 3 |
german emperor | 3 |
part ii | 3 |
far less | 3 |
five double | 3 |
course taken | 3 |
owne subjectes | 3 |
muste marche | 3 |
make provision | 3 |
moche better | 3 |
will probably | 3 |
many daies | 3 |
profitable thyng | 3 |
property instinct | 3 |
thei make | 3 |
public life | 3 |
always find | 3 |
must begin | 3 |
whiche every | 3 |
old prince | 3 |
chosen manne | 3 |
overthwarte way | 3 |
ostensible world | 3 |
examination questions | 3 |
best way | 3 |
continued existence | 3 |
nomber shall | 3 |
great personages | 3 |
louis xi | 3 |
political history | 3 |
uu dkb | 3 |
shall please | 3 |
one instant | 3 |
working classes | 3 |
rapidly increasing | 3 |
first method | 3 |
two factions | 3 |
large numbers | 3 |
nd edition | 3 |
small number | 3 |
different races | 3 |
thirde centurion | 3 |
twenty years | 3 |
may see | 3 |
consider well | 3 |
comes near | 3 |
human species | 3 |
case might | 3 |
troubled times | 3 |
little nomber | 3 |
lighte horsemen | 3 |
claudius nero | 3 |
titus livius | 3 |
though thesame | 3 |
create new | 3 |
great ability | 3 |
independent civil | 3 |
among men | 3 |
thei learne | 3 |
among different | 3 |
wanted nothing | 3 |
moste weake | 3 |
home rule | 3 |
national name | 3 |
owne armes | 3 |
third order | 3 |
build fortresses | 3 |
thei shalbe | 3 |
every ten | 3 |
one among | 3 |
shall serve | 3 |
intellectual conditions | 3 |
indian civilian | 3 |
existing system | 3 |
every condicion | 3 |
human action | 3 |
strong places | 3 |
something else | 3 |
save theim | 3 |
great difficulty | 3 |
moche soner | 3 |
bee wonne | 3 |
voting power | 3 |
rough situacions | 3 |
final decision | 3 |
bring back | 3 |
besieged maie | 3 |
greater parte | 3 |
certain amount | 3 |
party name | 3 |
will alwaies | 3 |
mental environment | 3 |
modern nation | 3 |
whose population | 3 |
booke sidenote | 3 |
will enter | 3 |
brought together | 3 |
even among | 3 |
excellente men | 3 |
del modo | 3 |
machiavelli must | 3 |
doe now | 3 |
made now | 3 |
let hym | 3 |
old injuries | 3 |
carte goeth | 3 |
successive generations | 3 |
without havyng | 3 |
twoo thousande | 3 |
men bee | 3 |
may use | 3 |
one notices | 3 |
one person | 3 |
much longer | 3 |
official thought | 3 |
always kept | 3 |
give satisfaction | 3 |
men well | 3 |
without order | 3 |
one battaile | 3 |
twoo orders | 3 |
first thyng | 3 |
well provided | 3 |
effective reality | 3 |
remained secure | 3 |
relative importance | 3 |
years hence | 3 |
well fortified | 3 |
political opinion | 3 |
may think | 3 |
man now | 3 |
take order | 3 |
ancient writers | 3 |
compassed aboute | 3 |
avoid hatred | 3 |
set fire | 3 |
moche vertue | 3 |
little account | 3 |
might increase | 3 |
ancient rome | 3 |
white races | 3 |
foughten field | 3 |
twoo ordinarie | 3 |
divers meanes | 3 |
thing either | 3 |
king take | 3 |
spartans held | 3 |
feare thesame | 3 |
use now | 3 |
create entities | 3 |
state papers | 3 |
throughout europe | 3 |
get round | 3 |
go forwarde | 3 |
many people | 3 |
much lovers | 3 |
hereafter shall | 3 |
excellent capitaines | 3 |
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may rise | 3 |
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organic evolution | 3 |
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foote men | 3 |
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florentine merchants | 3 |
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private life | 3 |
law commission | 3 |
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good security | 3 |
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political principles | 3 |
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prudent man | 3 |
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better bee | 2 |
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politician will | 2 |
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italian tongue | 2 |
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professor william | 2 |
whiche shalbe | 2 |
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royal commissions | 2 |
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training college | 2 |
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professor pearson | 2 |
excellente princes | 2 |
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roman emperors | 2 |
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council elections | 2 |
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political agents | 2 |
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indian officials | 2 |
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social tradition | 2 |
anie good | 2 |
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daily contact | 2 |
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seyng thei | 2 |
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politics chapter | 2 |
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toune walle | 2 |
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friend will | 2 |
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men live | 2 |
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regular intervals | 2 |
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armie shall | 2 |
internal politics | 2 |
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evolutionary origin | 2 |
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national army | 2 |
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human affairs | 2 |
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take paine | 2 |
organised system | 2 |
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ordinary newspaper | 2 |
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scientific men | 2 |
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thing resolved | 2 |
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laying hold | 2 |
political effect | 2 |
many revolutions | 2 |
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italian unity | 2 |
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elected body | 2 |
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medical student | 2 |
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human evolution | 2 |
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great rivers | 2 |
captaine waie | 2 |
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