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Politicks. Reduced to a science by the wits of Europe, vi. 153. A rule in them among a free people, ii. 293. Nothing required for a knowledge in them but common sense, iv. 249. What they are, in the common acceptation of the word, v. 463. An uncontrollable maxim in them, v. 319, 320. One cause of the want of brotherly love, x. 58. In all ages, too little religion mingled with them, 60. Why all courts are so full of them, 245. An expression, appropriated by the French to beauty, applicable to them, xi. 140. To show ill will, without power of doing mere, no good policy in a dependent people, 166. Never made by ministers the subject of conversation, xv. 390. men