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【】edso skillfullythatthesubjectshadlessreasonforplaintthan elsereasuryshoeadofa deficit.torturewas iroved.goodroadsandgoodschoolsandgooduies, togetherinistratiohe peoplefeelthatahe theytospeaktheveaoneysh. afterhavingbeenforseveralturiesthebattlefieldof thefrendtheaustriansandtheshedanes andthepoles,gerny,enuragedbytheexaleofprussia, begantainselfnfidendthisheworkof thelittleoldn,svered hsnuff,veryunpleasantthings abouthisneighbours,andeof eighteeurydiplocyhoutanyregardforthetruth, providedheuldgainsothingbyhislies.thisinspiteof hisbook,``antihiavelli.intheyear1786theend ca.hisfriendshildrenhehadneverhad. hediedaloendedbyasingleservantandhisfaithful dogs,helovedbetterthanhunbeingsbecause,ashe said,theyairuetotheir friends. thertilesystebr> hoheneionalor dynasticstatesofeuropetriedto ketheelvesridwas antbythertilesystebr> eenthandtheseveh odeotakeshape. theirinsosteverycase.sohad beentheresultofthedeliberateeffortofasingleking.others hadhappenedbyce.stillothershadbeentheresultof favourablenaturalgeographidaries.butoheyhad beenfouheyhadalloftheriedtthentheir intealadnistrationathegreatestpossibleinfluence upnaffairs.allthisofursehadstagreat dealofhediaevalstatehitslackoftralised podependuponarichtreasury.thekinggothis revenuesfrohecroainsandhiscivilservicepaidfor itself.thedetralisedstateoreplicated affair.theoldknightsdisappearedandhiredgovent offiy,navy,and intealadnistrationdendedllions.thequestionthen beeytobefound goldandsilverhadbeenararedityintheddle ages.theaveragen,asihavetoldyou,neversawagold pieceaslongashelived.onlytheinhabitantsofthelarge citiesiliarerica andtheexploitationoftheperuviannesgedallthis. theediterrao theatlantieritiesofitalylost theirfinanerationstook theirpladgoldandsilvery. throughspainandpalandhollandandengland, preetalsbegantofindtheiroeuropethesixteenth turyhaditsoersonthesubjectofpolitical enoandt
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