Thomas More Quotes
The Utopians Call Those Nations That Come And Ask Magistrates From Them Neighbours; But Those To Whom They Have Been Of More Particular Service, Friends; And As All Other Nations Are Perpetually Either Making Leagues Or Breaking Them, They Never Enter Into An Alliance With Any State. They Think Leagues Are Useless Things, And Believe That If The Common Ties Of Humanity Do Not Knit Men Together, The Faith Of Promises Will Have No Great Effect; And They Are The More Confirmed In This By What They See Among The Nations Round About Them, Who Are No Strict Observers Of Leagues And Treaties.
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