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Drawn from what Aristotle said
government What states are for and what they are worse at than markets and networks: legitimacy, moral hazard, and who may be entrusted with power.
That a city then precedes an individual is plain, for if an individual is not in himself sufficient to compose a perfect government, he is to a city as other parts are to a whole; but he that is incapable of society, or so complete in himself as not to want it, makes no part of a city, as a beast or a god.
Where this was said
↗Politics: A Treatise on Government (William Ellis translation)gutenberg.org
All 18 korrents from this piecethis one is 2nd
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