Sir Philip Sidney
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The countries fittest for both these are those you are going into. France is above all other most needful for us to mark, especially in the former kind ; next is Spain and the Low Countries ; then Ger- many, which in my opinion excels all others as much in the latter consideration, as the other doth in the former, yet neither are void of neither ; for as Germany, methinks, doth excel in good laws, and well administering of justice, so are we likewise to consider in it the many princes with whom... we may have league, the places of trade, and means to draw both soldiers and furniture thence in time of need.
So on the other side, as in France and Spain, we are principally to mark how they stand towards us both in power and inclination ; so are they not without good and fitting use, even in the generality of wisdom to be known.
As in France, the courts of parliament, their subaltern jurisdiction, and their continual keeping of paid soldiers.
In Spain, their good and grave proceedings ; their keeping so many provinces under them, and by what manner, with the true points of honour ; wherein since they have the most open conceit, if they seem over curious, it is an easy matter to cut off when a man sees the bottom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The countries fittest for both these are those you are going into. France is above all other most needful for us to mark, especially in the former kind ; next is Spain and the Low Countries ; then Ger- many, which in my opinion excels all others as much in the latter consideration, as the other doth in the former, yet neither are void of neither ; for as Germany, methinks, doth excel in good laws, and well administering of justice, so are we likewise to consider in it the many princes with whom... we may have league, the places of trade, and means to draw both soldiers and furniture thence in time of need.
So on the other side, as in France and Spain, we are principally to mark how they stand towards us both in power and inclination ; so are they not without good and fitting use, even in the generality of wisdom to be known.
As in France, the courts of parliament, their subaltern jurisdiction, and their continual keeping of paid soldiers.
In Spain, their good and grave proceedings ; their keeping so many provinces under them, and by what manner, with the true points of honour ; wherein since they have the most open conceit, if they seem over curious, it is an easy matter to cut off when a man sees the bottom.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addleshaw Percy to read onlineMoreLess
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