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NEither can Monarchy be so Burden∣ous, and subject to Groanings, as other species of Regency: if fierce and chargeable, 'tis safer to dread one Tyger than many: And less smoaking the Purse, to feed one spendal then a Multitude. One or two Counsellors in Physick or Law, their Judgments mellow'd by Experience, are more cheap and safe than many: Variety of opinions seldom unite, and do but retard the Cure.