A commentary and review of Montesquieu's spirit of laws : prepared for press from the original

Of laws in England

Of laws originating directly from the nature of the government

Of the principles of the three forms of government

The laws relating to education, should be congenial with the principles of the government

Laws formed by the legislative should be consistent with the principles of the government

Consquences of the principles of different governments, in relation to the simplicity of civil and criminal laws, the forms of judicial proceedings and the apportionment of punishments

Consquences of the different principles of the three forms of government, relative to sumptuary laws, to luxury and to the condition of women

Of the corruption of the principle in each of the three forms of government

Of laws relative to the defensive force

Of laws relative to the offensive force