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1823 June
Constitut. Code
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I. Dependence – by what
ties created – fear & hope.
2.
Hear, the strongest: evil
receivable being greater
than good.
3.
Probability the same,
the same, dependence
by fear of losing it, stronger
than by hope of gaining
it.
4.
In some comfort lives
every expectant of an Office,
or he could not expect
it: by unexpected
loss of it, if it be his sole
source, indigence and
misery are extreme.
5.
Anglicé, as to almost all
desirable offices, location
is in Monarch: as to
most of them, dislocation
also.
Hence, dependence of
functionaries, legislative
and executive, on Monarch,
is in effect universal
– their sinister interest
bound up with his
do.: corruption
all powerful.
So in effect in all other
mixt Monarchies.
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