Talk:De Cive

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"In 1624 De Cive a more formal and detailed version of the third part of his scheme. Seeing that it had little impact on England, Hobbes started writing another book that would have but a big effect on England, the turnout of that was Leviathan."

It reads like something that's been fed through an automatic translator a few times... I'm going to try to tidy it up a bit, hope that's okay. Omgplz (talk) 13:57, 20 May 2011 (UTC)Reply

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