20 (Book 20)
The wisdome of a King is chiefly seen in the election of his Officers, as in places which require a peculiar sufficiency, not to chuse them that he affects most, but to chuse every man according to his proper fitnesse.
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The wisdome of a King is chiefly seen in the election of his Officers, as in places which require a peculiar sufficiency, not to chuse them that he affects most, but to chuse every man according to his proper fitnesse.