theexeent;havingneedofdespatany:ontheotherhand;esbetterregulatedbynythanbyasingleperson
butifthereonarberofpersonsseleespossess;andopossess;ashareinboth
eeeting;thisanendtolibertyforofthingsoneurallyfolloherthatthereiveresolutions;andthenthestateoanarchy;orthattheseresolutionsakenbytheexecutivepoabsolute
itbledthisetotherepresentatives;and;reover;uchheexecutivepootakeoffitsattentiontoitsoffice;andobligeittothinkonlyofdefendingitsoives;andtherightithastoexecute
again;bled;itghthappentobekeptuponlybyfillingtheplaeersedyehopesofthenext:butebody;thepeopleuponseeingitoncerrupteditslaedesperateorfallintoastateofindolence
thelegislativebodyshouldnotetofitselfforabodyissupposedtohavenoet;andbesides;eetunaniusly;itpossibletodeteebled;ortheotherandifithadarighttoprorogueitself;itghthappennevertobeprorogued;elydangerous;inpttoenoreproperthanothers;forasselingthelegislativebody:itisfit;therefore;thattheexeeeting;asblies;astancesandexigenciesofastateknooitself
ightarrogatetoitselfauthorityitpleased;itroyalltheotherpowers
butitisnotproper;ontheotherhand;thatthelegislativepoits;itisuselesstonfineit;besides;theexeontaryoperationsthepoantribunesent;ischief
butifthelegislativepoeansofexaninginanneritslawshavebeene
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xeinistration
butaybetheissueofthatexanation;thelegislativebodyoughtnottohaveaporenderingtheelvesarbitrary;thentheisaccusedortriedthereisanendofliberty
inthisentbutasthepersonentrustedinisters;thoughthelaassubjeones11toana
though;ingeneral;thejudiciaryponottobeunitedhanypartofthelegislative;yetthisisliabletothreeexceptions;foundedontheparticularinterestofthepartyaccused
thegreatarealightbeindangerfroheirjudges;andoreover;bedeprivedoftheprivilegeeanestsubjectispossessedofinafreestate;ofbeingtriedbyhispeersthenobility;forthisreason;oughtnottobecitedbeforetheordinaryurtsofjudicature;butbeforethatpartofthelegislatureposedoftheirownbody
itispossiblethatthelaight;insoouththatpronounoderatingeitheritsforoderatethelaitigatingthesentence
itghtalsohappenthatasubjeayinfringetherightsofthepeople;andbeguiltyofentstitgoanddeanitselfbeforetheordinarytribunals;posed;reover;ofnthepeopleasustbringinitsepassions
hereisanadvantageenthasoverstoftheancientrepublics;etibothjudgeandaccuser
theexecutivepoofhasbeenalreadysaid;oughttohaveashareinthelegislaturebythepoing;otherrippedofitsprerogativebutshouldthelegislativepoheexecutive;thelatterwouldbeequallyundone
iftheprinceustnsistinthepoing
theentatroagistrates;rustedhtheother;hadtherightofrejecting;irelylodgedinthepeople
herethenisthefundantalnstitutionofthegoventposedoftutualprivilegeofrejectingtheyarebothrestrainedbytheexecutivepoheexecutiveisbythelegislative
thesethreepoastateofreposeorinaoventintheurseofhunaffairs;theyareforcedtove;butstillinncert
astheexecutivepoayalaylikeadeagainstitswill
insoancientnusthavebeenattendedhastrangenfusion
oney;otherelegislativeinthestiortantpointoflegislation
ifthelegislativepoyeartoyear;butforever;itatterofindifferenandofthefleetsandarestotheexecutivepower
topreventtheexeiesespiritasthepeople;asetillthetiofriustoobtainthisend;thereareonlytployedinthearshouldhavesuffie:orifthereshouldbeastandingar;posedostdespionp;barracks;orfortressshouldbesuffered
yis
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established;itoughtnottodependiediatelyonthelegislative;butontheexeoreinactionthanindeliberation
itisnaturalfokindtosetahighervalueuponuragethantidity;onaybyabodyofntheylookuponasandthesothatassoonasthetroopsdependentirelyonthelegislativebody;itbeesalitarygovent;andifthentraryhaseverhappened;ithasbeenoeextraordinarycircutancesitisbecausethearposedofseveralbodiesthatdependedeachonaparticularprovince;itisbecausethecapitaltoightdrohnecessarysubsistence;thissubsistenceisofurseprecarious
inperusingtheadrabletreatiseoftaannersoftheges;13thatnationtheenglishhaveborroentthisbeautifulsystedfirstinthewoods
asallhunthingshaveanend;thestatee;sparta;andcarthageperisheditorerruptthantheexecutive
itisnotbusinesstoexaneypurposetoobservethatitisestablishedbytheirlaher
neitherdoipretendbythistoundervalueothergovents;nortosaythatthisextrepolitiediuthaninextres
harrington;inhisoostdegreeoflibertytoaybeindeeditybesaidthatforselfinpursuitofaniginaryone;andthathebuiltabeforehiseyes
7ofthenarchiesonarchiesisthegloryofthesubject;ofthestate;andofthesovereignbuthencethereresultsaspiritofliberty;uchperhapstohappinessaslibertyitself
herethethreepoodelofthenstitutionaboventioned;theyhaveeaonarchyent
8entfoundedonabodyofnobles;andent;andnvenedtheirsubjeusthavegoneasfaraspersiatofindanarchy
iaotignorantthatthereblybutiaffirhereonarodel
thefirstplan;therefore;ofthenaraneireaybenvinannersofthegesthenquerorsspreadtheelvesoveralltheuntry;livingstlyinthefields;andverylittleintoany;theblethistheyuldnolongerdoethodbeforethenquest;theyhadreursetorepresentativessuentangstusatfirstitixedonarafterent;andonybetentsoperedasthatofeaentofanqueringnationshouldhavegivenbirthtothebestspeaginedbyn
9aristotlesnnerofthinkingaristotleisgreatlypuzzledintreatingofnarbytheforfnstitution;butbythingsrelyaccidental;asthevirtuesandvicesoftheprince;orbythingsextrinsic;suchastyrannyusurpedorinherited
angthenuerofnarchiesheranksthepersianeireandthekingdofspartabutisitnotevidentthattheoneicstateandtheotherarepublic
theanajustideaofnarchy
10pearedythanarepubliepoadeteansthestateorethantheprerogative;theyies
t;butofthenstitution
11ofthekingsoftheheroiesofgreeonarchyarosethatoflongduration17thoseorsofarts;intheiruntryscause;ablishedsocietie
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s;ordistributedlandsangthepeople;obtainedtheregalpoittedittotheirentionedbyaristotle;18andtheonlyohatonarodenarchies
thethreepoannerthatthepeopleodenarchiestheprinceisinvestedhtheexecutiveandlegislativepoleasthpartofthelegislative;butdoesnotactinajudiciarycapacity
inthegoventofthekingsoftheheroictis;thethreepoonarchiesuldnotlongsubsistforassoonasthepeoplegotthelegislativepoight;astheyeveryheveryleastcaprice;subverttheregalauthority
angafreepeoplepossessedofthelegislativepooreodious;itisthesterpieittedfrohatveryinstantthenarakenodefenceagainstit;thushispooogreat;inanothertoolittle
theyhadnotasyetdisveredthatthetruefunentofasinglepersoninsupportablehenany;andthiskindofnstitutiontheydistinguishedbythenaofpolity20
12ofthegoventofthekingsofro;andinentofthekingsofrohadsorelationtothatofthekingsoftheheroictisofgreeceitssubversion;likethelatters;oitsgeneraldefect;thoughinitsoiculaatureiteedinglygood
inordertogiveanadequateideaofthisgovent;ishalldistinguishthatofthefirstfivekings;thatofserviustullius;andthatoftarquin
thecroive;andunderthefirstfivekingsthesenatehadthegreatestshareintheelection
uponthekingsdeentiftheythoughtpropertontinueit;theynadagistrate21takenfroheiroit;andtheaugurstodeclaretheapprobationofthegodsifanyofthesethreenditionsing;theyoproceedtoanotherelection
thenstitutionixtureofnaroandedtheares;andhadthedireinal23eaffairsbeforethelatter;andregulatedtheresththesenate24
theauthorityofthesenateespitent;andtheyneverlaidanyaffairbeforethepeopletillithadbeenpreviouslydebated25inthataugustassely
thepeoplehadtherightofagistrates;ofnsentingtotheneission;ofkingaybeseenindionysiushalicaassus27
thenstitutionalteredunder28serviustulliusthesenatehadnoshareinhiseleselftobeproinalnature;helaidallaffairsdireofthetaxes;andiosedtheentedthatoftheplebeians30
tarquinostofthesenators;thoseainedhenevesulted;nordidheevensotoassistathisdeinuterellectedthattheyors;andtherearquin
13generalrefleeaftertheexpulsionofitskingsitisiossibletobetiredofsoagreeableasubjeodepalacesofthatcelebratedcapitaltovisittheruins;andthustheeye;afterrecreatingitselfeads;ispleasedountains
thepatriuportantaftertheirexpulsionhenagistracypreserveditsauthority
anelee;neediatelyintotyrannyorintoapopularstatebutapopularstatehasnoneedofthisdistiniliestointainitselftothisitent;beselves;andchangethenstitutionhoutrruptingit
afterserviustulliushadredutheregalhandsintothoseofthepeoplebutthepeoplehadnooccasiontobeafraidofrelapsingunderaregalpohepatricians
astateyalterintendntorbytherruptionofthenstituti
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onifithaspreserveditsprinent;ifuponchangingthenstitutionitsprinciplesarelost;thisisbecauseithasbeenrrupted
thegoventofro;aftertheexpulsionofthekings;shouldnaturallyhavebeenadeighteasilyhavebeenrestoredtopretendthattheirdesigninexpellingtheelvesslavestoafeiliesisquiteabsurdthesituationthereforeofthingsrequiredthatroshouldhavefordadepered;andthatthelaocracy
theprosperityofstatesisfrequentlygreaterintheinsensibletransitionfronenstitutiontoanotherthanineitherofthosenstitutionsthenitisthatallthespringsofgoventareuponthestretitiesarefordangstthejarringparties;andthatthereisanobleelationbetotingtheneitution
14inethepatriselvesallpublientsever;anexorbitantpoothensulate;thepeopleeninsulted;and;infine;theyhadscarcelyanyinfluenceatallleftinthepublicsuffragesthesefourabuseshepeople
1stitightaspiretosogistracies;andbydegreestheyall;exceptthatofinterrex
2ndthensulateagistrainingthoseofaanagentofthepublieetings35ofthepeople;toasselethesenate;andtondtheares
3rdthesacredlaentsofthepatricians;andpreventednotonlyprivatebutlikeinjuries
infine;theplebeiansineannersbycenturies;bycuri;andbytribes;andheygavetheirvotes;theyhosethreeways
inthefirstthepatricians;theleadingn;therichandthesenate;ething;hadalstthehority;inthesendtheyhadless;andlessstillinthethird
thedivisionintoainderofthecitizensinthisdivisionthereforethepatriciansastersofthesuffrages
inthedivisionintoeadvantages;so;hoadetheretothepeopleunlessithadbeenpreviouslylaidbeforethesenate;andapprovedofbyasenatusnsultubut;inthedivisionintotribestheyhadnothingtodoeitherhtheaugursorhthedecreesofthesenate;andthepatriciansluded
noeetingsbythepatricianstotheplebeians
thusnblingbytribes;39andnotbyinatetheandaftertheirpoblebytribestoproination
15ine;intheflourishingstateofthatrepublipossibletounitethenonationofallgistratesvirsitiasoleadnistratorsoftherepubliselvesinvestedblingthesenate;bytheotherthatofnveningthepeople;buttheyasseledneithersenatenorpeopletennonlyoftherepublichadtheesavirsexercisedeveryactofoppression;sheonishedattheextraordinarypoed
oftyrannyatyrannyenilitarypoerelyfroheirknoabroadelysubttedtodostippression
thespelatedtoanbeedalibertyttedtoridiculoustyrants
nopeopl
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eovedbypublipurpledbodyofluentthedebtorveredvirsonnlius;itseeingtheentflungroagainintoslavery
16ofthelegislativepoanrepublictherevirs:butupontherestorationofliberty;jealousiesrevived;andsolongasthepatricianshadanyprivilegesleft;theybytheplebeians
theseofitiabytribesthusthereoentoneaginedthatsoexorbitantapousthavedestroyedtheauthorityofthesenatebutrohadadrableinstitutionstarkable:onebyited
thethensuls;delled45andittedintothetribes;notbytheforceofhiseloquence;butbyaure;effected;therepublic;presentscarcelyabletouphold;evenexist”
ontheotherhand;thesenatehadthepothesovereignboostpopularla46
17oftheexeoretotheelvesth
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