Montesquieu

“ Chap. IV. In what manner the Love of Equality and Frugality is inspired, 61
Chap. V. In what manner the Laws establish Equality in a Democracy, 62
Chap. VI. In what manner the Laws ought to maintain Frugality in a Dcmocracy, 66
Chap. VII. Other methods of savouring the Principle of Democracy, 68
Chap. VIII. In what manner the Laws ought to be relative to the Principle of Government in an Aristocracy, 72
Chap. IX. In what manner the Laws are relative to their Principle in Monarchies, 78
Chap. X. Of the expedition peculiar to the executive Power in Monarchies, 79
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“ Book XIV. Of Laws as relative to the Nature of the Climate.
Chap. I. Genera Idea, 316
Chap. II. Of the Difference of Men in different Climates, ibid.
Chap. III. Contradiction in the Characters of some southern Nations, 321
Chap. IV. Cause of tie Immutability of Religion, Manners, Customs, and Laws, in the Eastern Countries, 322
Chap. V. That those are bad Legislators who favour the Vices of the Climate, and good Legislators who oppose those Vices, 323
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