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Arid's Tyranny and the Peril to Kings in History
The passage argues that liberty and common justice support monarchical government, warning that ministers and flatterers mislead princes into peril. It cites Vortigern, John, and Charles II, noting storms and envy as divine protection for England and predicting downfall when rulers heed foreign interests over their people.
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John
Flanders
Bretagne
Norfolk
Suffolk
Providence
Charles the Second
Duke of Lauderdale
Privy Council