A Treatise Concerning Policy And Religion. Wherein The infirmity of Humane wit is amply declared, with the neces- sity of the Grace of God, and true Religion for the perfection of Policy. And by the way some Political matters are treated; Divers principles of Machiavel confuted; And many Advices given, tending no lesse to Religious Piety, then to true Policy. With a Confutation of the Arguments of Atheists, against the Providence of God, which is clearly proved throughout the whole Treatise

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A Treatise Concerning Policy And Religion. Wherein The infirmity of Humane wit is amply declared, with the neces- sity of the Grace of God, and true Religion for the perfection of Policy. And by the way some Political matters are treated; Divers principles of Machiavel confuted; And many Advices given, tending no lesse to Religious Piety, then to true Policy. With a Confutation of the Arguments of Atheists, against the Providence of God, which is clearly proved throughout the whole Treatise
Thomas Fitzherbert | 1652