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The Whisperer on Monarchy and Property Order
The author argues that a foundational commonwealth cannot arise from mere agreement without preparation by nature. Equality of property and power risks democracy, while agrarian reform would shift property distribution to prevent instability. He cites England’s current property layout with nobility and gentry’s privileges as sustaining monarchy and dependence, warning elites will not relinquish their advantages.
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