Recreations of a Physician
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What tumults and armies could not obtain, neither shall restraint; which though it have as little of safety to a prince, yet it hath not more of danger.
The fear of men shall never be my snare, nor shall the love of liberty entangle my soul; better others betray me than myself, and that the price of my liberty should be my conscience. The greatest injuries my enemies seek to in- flict upon me cannot be without my own consent.
Neither liberty nor life are so dear to me as the peace of my conscie...nce, the honor of my crowns, and the welfare of my people ; which my word may injure more than any war can do, while I gratify a few to oppress all.
The laws will by God's blessing revive, with the love and loyalty of my subjects, if I bury them not by my consent, and cover them in that grave of dishonor and injustice which some men's violence hath digged for them.
If my captivity or death must be the price of their re- demption, I grudge not to pay it. No condition can make a king miserable, which carries not with it his soul's, his people's and prosperity's thraldom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What tumults and armies could not obtain, neither shall restraint; which though it have as little of safety to a prince, yet it hath not more of danger.
The fear of men shall never be my snare, nor shall the love of liberty entangle my soul; better others betray me than myself, and that the price of my liberty should be my conscience. The greatest injuries my enemies seek to in- flict upon me cannot be without my own consent.
Neither liberty nor life are so dear to me as the peace of my conscie...nce, the honor of my crowns, and the welfare of my people ; which my word may injure more than any war can do, while I gratify a few to oppress all.
The laws will by God's blessing revive, with the love and loyalty of my subjects, if I bury them not by my consent, and cover them in that grave of dishonor and injustice which some men's violence hath digged for them.
If my captivity or death must be the price of their re- demption, I grudge not to pay it. No condition can make a king miserable, which carries not with it his soul's, his people's and prosperity's thraldom.
What to read after Recreations of a Physician?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Stuart Muir Chisholm to read onlineMoreLess
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