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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part B.

CHAPTER XIII
119/138

Heming.

vol.i.

p.
186.

Trivet, p.

330, M.West, p 443.
{1302.} That neglect, almost total, of truth and justice, which sovereign states discover in their transactions with each other, is an evil universal and inveterate; is one great source of the misery to which the human race is continually exposed; and it may be doubted whether, in many instances, it be found in the end to contribute to the interests of those princes themselves, who thus sacrifice their integrity to their politics.


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