CCXLVI.
THE Ministers and Favourites of Princes, if they are wise, ought to procure all the fair corre∣spondence that may be between them and their neighbouring Princes, and withal to raise in them a tender∣ness and affection for their sub∣jects.
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THE Ministers and Favourites of Princes, if they are wise, ought to procure all the fair corre∣spondence that may be between them and their neighbouring Princes, and withal to raise in them a tender∣ness and affection for their sub∣jects.