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Stedd's Virtues of Unions is a common Book.
An advisory text suggesting that when powerful forces attack, union is the most appropriate goal.
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The Virtues of Unions
by Alwin Stedd
It is quite obvious that larger kingdoms offer benefits to all peoples within. As a kingdom grows, so does its fields, its populace, and its economy.
A few charred corpses is a worthy sacrifice, if a dragon offers to share its hoard, after all. So, too, should you seek union, however imperfect, should a powerful kingdom march its army on your borders. Some friction is inevitable, of course: citizens' rights might erode, for instance, but such lesser issues will be sanded down by the march of time. Such is the price of peace.