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Leviathan - Hobbes, Thomas ยท 55 words
The Leagues of Subjects, because Leagues are commonly made for mutuall defence, are in a Common wealth which is no more than a League of all the Subjects together for the most part unnecessary, and savour of unlawfull designe; and are for that cause Unlawfull, and go commonly by the name of factions, or Conspiracies.
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