It has been the intention to show the importance of unity of purpose in government, and that such unity of purpose can only be obtained by the application to administration of those principles which in operation produce unity in the kingdoms below the kingdom of ideas.
This quote underscores the necessity of unity in government, derived from principles that also apply to lower kingdoms.
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