XVII. Simplicity of Habit
The archive, offline Own the Wisdom of the Ages Every text in the library on a single USB drive. Read offline, cite freely, keep forever. No subscription required.
Buy USB Drive Now $127.00
XVII. Simplicity of Habit
XVII
SIMPLICITY OF HABIT
When great men rule, subjects know little of their existence. Rulers who are less great win the affection and praise of their subjects. A common ruler is feared by his subjects, and an unworthy ruler is despised.
When a ruler lacks faith, you may seek in vain for it among his subjects.
How carefully a wise ruler chooses his words. He performs deeds, and accumulates merit! Under such a ruler the people think they are ruling themselves.
Comments and social are coming soon
Reader conversations and shared activity will appear here.
21 of 93 Chapter 0% Book 22% ~1 min left