Resignation dispute and courtly reflections on authority
A letter defends the explaination of resigning the Seals over Spain measures. It asserts royal approbation followed the resignation and condemns sensational misrepresentation. The writer urges truth, fidelity, and prudent governance while cautioning against censure from credulous foes.
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Spain
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Maxims for Princes and Governance from the Pustic Ledger
A historical note on princely conduct stressing that rulers should be learned discreet and just. It links royal power with flatterers, ambition, corruption avoidance, and virtuous governance. It asserts subjects mirror rulers and a prince’s strength lies in the love and fear of his people.
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M . Rexin
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Henry
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Erfurth
Thuringia
Gera
Lower Pomerania
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Corlig
Persante
Corlin
Brandenburgh
Butturlin
Driefen
Francfort
Oder
Silesia
Munsterperg
Neils
Camentz
Patschkau
Vistula
Busturlin
Furstenswald
M. Powdewils
Colberg
Barry
Steckhausen
Harderode
Pyrmont
O& 5
Caffe
Ferdinand
Branen
Pederborn
Famle
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