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31. But whatever may be thought of the acts of the men themselves,1 the Lord by their means equally executed his own work, when he broke the bloody sceptres of insolent kings, and overthrew their intolerable dominations. Let princes hear and be afraid ; but let us at the same time guard most carefully against spurning or violating the venerable…
John Calvin — Institutes of the Christian Religion, Book IV, Chapter 20 — Of civil government
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