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第1节

    :功夫英雄qq整理

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    thespiritoflaws

    byontesquieu

    translatedbythosnugent;revisedbyjvprichard

    thetranslatortothereader

    bythosnugent

    1752

    thefolloayannatureasostleaedn;andthosestdistinguishedbybirthandtheelevationoftheirstations;have;ineveryuntryineurope;nsidereditasastexanilitaryskill;hasdedentesquieuhehasleattheartofgoventbuthadtheillustriousauthorreerouseditionsofthisonyofthehighesteehasbeenreceivedbythepublic

    butnoteselfans;inthesendherepliestopartierefleannerinicized

    theauthorfirstplainsofhisbeingchargedbotheroftheseheansadetothosepassages;uponhisinjuriouschargeisfounded

    theblesathisfirstsettingout;andisoffendedathissaying;thatlaostextensivesignifithenatureofthingstothishereplies;thattheaintainedthatthehen;thoostsurprising;thisartiaintainedbyspinoza:thathehadhobbesssystenhiseye;asysteakesallthevirtuesandvientofhunlaenoralityhenadehehassheorefalsethantheassertionthatnadeitappearthatnely

    again;theauthorhassaidthatthecreationtheseitsthefatalityoftheatheists

    tothisheansadetosaypareaketheo;andbecausehehaspleasedtopreservetheheauthorthereforesaysthatthecreationobeanarbitraryact;supposeslahefatalityoftheatheists;hecannotbeunderstoodtosaythatthecreationlikethefatalityoftheatheists

    havingvindi;heproaltitudeofpassageslleiableintheeyesofothershethenenquiresintoeproportiontotheaccusation;thatthisaccusationisnotofafrivolousnature;andthattheproofsthereforeoughtnottobefrivolous

    thefirstobjeentsupposethatthisfalsennerofreasoninghassoetaphysiorals;andhassaidthatthepeoplereapedgreatbenefitfrohehehassaidthis;andhehassaidnore:iaistaken;hehassaidre;hehasatthebeginningofhisbookattackedthisfatality;hedoesnotthenpraiseit;hestoics”

    thesendobjeagreatntothisheansan;buthehas;hehasnotespousedtheandsinagreatnbecauseofhisopinions
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第2节

    everybodyknos;andpitieshinaeninds:iaotinloveetobelievethatalexanderandjenghizkhanenofonlyangeniusbesides;ihavererked;thatthedeenkebutlittleiressiononanyexoderation;andseldoakeupabookbutenlovereasonhadtheauthorloadedbaylethence;thatbaylehadreasonedithattheauthorkneobeabusive”

    thethirdobjeighthaveiutedittohisaption”

    thenextobjeurderistheeffeper;andthatitentsasanenglishn;anyrethananenglishnereligionasthefrenchheisnotafollouralreligion;buthehathiscriticurallogic”

    thesearetheprinentsthisisfoundedhencludeshoustundoubtedlyapprove

    ”beforeinadesony;buthehassostunnedearsishallendeavourhothoseaninthestateofnaturalreligion;andhaveinotheardthatployedtoprovethetruthofrevelationagainstthedeistsandthatthesanaturalreligioniseloyedtoprovetheexistenceofagodagainsttheatheistshehassaidthatthestoicseofnaturalreligionisnnectedeisay;thattonfoundnaturalreligion;istonfoundtheproofostposthiserror”

    theauthooarks”plespetohisdeabbadye;andhadbeen;asifhist;asifineditaasifinhistetansandidolatorsthedoabletothepolitientoftheseuntries;thansootherrites;thethenandabandontheightasakeyouadivineinspiteofyourself:youhavegivenuselseeveryexcellentthingsonthechristianreligion;butthisents;foriknoaterialthatishoulddisverthegoodorbaddesignofallyourthoughts:idontknoyouhavesaid;butiunderstandperfectlyyouhavenotsaid”

    buttoproaintainedthepolygaisneanner;inates;orinstanatesates;anduntrieshuntries;andhasfound;thatthereareuntries;seffectsarelesspeiciousthaninothers;b
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第3节

    e;thenuerofnandennotbeingeveryoreenthann;polyga;badasitisinitself;istherelesspeiationhavingrepeatedtheyisanaffairofates;incertainuntries;incertaincircutancesthaninothers;itisnotanaffairofcalculationaybeanaffairofcalculationbineitseffects;inshort;itisneveranaffairofcalculationarriage;anditisevenlessso;arriageasalaedbyjesuschrist”

    again;theauthorhavingsaid;that4polygaisrenforbletonatureinsountriesthaninothers;theabletonature;tokehissay;thatheapprovespolygatooredisagreeabletothanafever”

    havingfinishedhisreplytoy;hevindicatesthatexcellentpartofhisates;verysensiblethatreligionisinitsoen;andhasarelationtothosestancesthaninothers;andthatustrenounceallpretensionstosenseandunderstanding”

    buttheittheinionstothisheansencangiveorreceive;andadds;”ifthenchristianityisthefirstandgreatestblessing;andthepoliticalandcivillahesend;therearenopoliticalorcivillaatethatcanoroughttohindertheentranceofthechristianreligion”

    hissendansethodsasthereligionsoftheearth;readthehistoryoftheakesuseofafean;atanotherhesetsaneeroronthethrone;andkeshioont;andyouseeanadvoperialthroneonherbehalfshetraverses;ountains;noobstaind;shes;forabits;publishediate;overthelait;andoverthelegislatorsadethegodactingacrdingtodecreesitsofhisreligion”

    1thepresentkindofsardinia

    2bookichap1

    3bookxvichap4

    4bookxvichap4

    5bookxxvch10

    6ibidch1

    thespiritoflaws

    bycharlesdentesquieu

    ntents

    preface

    advertisent

    bookioflawsingeneral

    1oftherelationoflaodifferentbeings

    2ofthelaure

    3ofpositivelaws

    bookiioflathenatureofgovent

    1ofthenatureofthethreedifferentgovents

    2oftherepublient;andthelaocracy

    3ofthelaiontothenatureofaristocracy

    4oftherelationoflaent

    5ofthelaent

    bookiiioftheprinent

    1differencebetent

    2oftheprinents

    3oftheprinocracy

    4oftheprincipleofaristocracy

    5thatvirtueisnottheprinonarent

    6inent

    7oftheprinonarchy

    8thathonourisnottheprinent

    9oftheprinent

    10differenoderateanddespotients

    11reflectionsontheprecedingchapters

    bookivthatthelaent

    1ofthelaion

    2ofeduonarchies

    3ofeduent

    4differencebetodeeducation

    5ofeduent

    6ofsoinstitutionsangthegreeks

    7inaybeofservice

    8explanationofaparadoxoftheancientsinrespecttonners

    bookvthatthelaent

    1ideaofthisbook

    2eantbyvirtueinapoliticalstate

    3ocracy

    4inannertheloveofequalityandfrugalityisinspired

    5inannerthelaocracy

    6inannerthelaocracy

    7otherthodsoffavouringtheprinocracy

    8inannerthelaentinanaristocracy

    9inannerthelaonarchies

    10oftheexpeditionpeculiartotheexecutivepoonarchies

    11oftheexonarent

    12
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第4节

    thesasubjectntinued

    13anideaofdespoticpower

    14inannerthelaent

    15thesasubjectntinued

    16ofthenicationofpower

    17ofpresents

    18ofrehesovereign

    19neents

    bookvinsequenentspliinallaofjudgnts;andtheinflients

    1ofthesilicityofcivillaents

    2ofthesiliinallaents

    3inentsandinineacrdingtotheexpressletterofthelaw

    4ofthennerofpassingjudgnt

    5inentsthesovereignybejudge

    6thatinnarchiesnistersoughtnottositasjudges

    7ofasinglegistrate

    8ofaents

    9oftheseverityofpunishntsindifferentgovents

    10oftheancientfrenchlaws

    11thatuous;feentsarenecessary

    12ofthepoents

    13insufficiencyofthelawsofjapan

    14ofthespiritoftheronsenate

    15oftheronlaents

    16ofthejustproportionbetentsandcris

    17oftherack

    18ofpeents

    19ofthelaaliation

    20ofthepunishntoffathersforthecrisoftheirchildren

    21oftheclencyoftheprince

    bookviinsequenentsptuarylaen

    1ofluxury

    2ofsutuarylaocracy

    3ofsutuarylaocracy

    4ofsutuarylaonarchy

    5inptuarylaonarchy

    6oftheluxuryofchina

    7fatalnsequencesofluxuryinchina

    8ofpublitinency

    9ofthenditionorstateofenindifferentgovents

    10ofthedostians

    11ine;togetherent

    12oftheguardianshipofenangtherons

    13ofthepunishntsdecreedbytheeerorsagainsttheinntinenceofen

    14sutuarylaongtherons

    15ofdoialadvantagesindifferentnstitutions

    16anexnites

    17offeleadnistration

    bookviiioftherruptionoftheprinents

    1generalideaofthisbook

    2oftherruptionoftheprinocracy

    3ofthespiritofextreequality

    4particularcauseoftherruptionofthepeople

    5oftherruptionoftheprincipleofaristocracy

    6oftherruptionoftheprinonarchy

    7thesasubjectntinued

    8dangeroftherruptionoftheprinonarent

    9hohenobilityaretodefendthethrone

    10oftherruptionoftheprinent

    11naturaleffeent

    12thesasubjectntinued

    13theeffeongvirtuouspeople

    14hoallestchangeofthenstitutionisattendedhtheruinofitsprinciples

    15surethodsofpreservingthethreeprinciples

    16distinctivepropertiesofarepublic

    17distinonarchy

    18partionarchy

    19distinent

    20nsequenceoftheprecedingchapters

    21oftheeireofchina

    bookixoflaherelationtheybeartoadefensiveforce

    1inannerrepublicsprovidefortheirsafety

    2thatanfederategoventoughttobeposedofstatesofthesanature;especiallyoftherepublicankind

    3otherrequisitesinanfederaterepublic

    4inentsprovidefortheirsecurity

    5inentprovidesforitssecurity

    6ofthedefensiveforceofstatesingeneral

    7areflection

    8aparticularcaseinhedefensiveforceofastateisinferiortotheoffensive

    9oftherelativeforceofstates

    10oftheates

    bookxoflaherelationtheybeartooffensiveforce

    1ofoffensiveforce

    2ofwar

    3oftherightofnquest

    4soadvantagesofanqueredpeople

    5gelon;kingofsyracuse

    6ofnquestdebyarepublic

    7thesasubjectntinued

    8thesasubjectntinued

    9ofnquestsdebyanarchy

    10ofonenarchythatsubduesanother

    11ofthennersofanqueredpeople

    12ofalayrus

    13charlesxii

    14alexander

    15neethodsofpreservinganquest

    16ofnquestsdebyadespoticprince

    17thesasubjectntinued

    bookxiofthelaablishpoliticalliberty;hregardtothenstitution

    1ageneralidea

    2differentsignificationsofthey

    3inlibertynsists

    4thesasubjectntinued

    5oftheendorvieents

    6ofthenstitutionofengland

    7ofthenarchiesedh

    8onarchy

    9aristotlesnnerofthinking

    10otherpoliticiansthought

    11ofthekingsoftheheroictisofgreece

    12ofthegoventofthekingsofro;andinannerthethreepoributed

    13generalrefleeaftertheexpulsionofitskings

    14inannerthedistributionofthethreepoochangeaftertheexpulsionofthekings

    15ine;intheflourishingstateofthatrepublic;suddenlylostitsliberty

    16ofthelegislativepoanrepublic

    17oftheexecutivepoerepublic

    18ofthejudient

    19ofthegoventoftheronprovinces

    20theendofthisbook

    bookxiiofthelapoliticalliberty;inrelationtothesubject

    1ideaofthisbook

    2ofthelibertyofthesubject

    3thesasubjectntinued

    4thatlibertyisfavouredbythenatureandproportionofpunishnts

    5ofoderationandprudence

    6ofthecriagainstnature

    7ofthecriofhightreason

    8ofthesapplissacrilegeandhightreason

    9thesasubjectntinued

    10thesasubjectntinued

    11ofthoughts

    12ofindiscreetspeeches

    13ofings

    14breaodestyinpunishingcris

    15oftheenfranaster

    16ofcaluyeofhightreason

    17ofth
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    erevealingofnspiracies

    18hoeofhightreason

    19inannertheuseoflibertyissuspendedinarepublic

    20oflaothelibertyofthesubjectinarepublic

    21ofthecrueltyoflatodebtorsinarepublic

    22ofthingsthatstrikeatlibertyinnarchi
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