Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Book 6 of The Spirit of the Laws by Montesquieu Simplified in 21 chapters

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapters 9-12

The Simplicity of civil Laws in different Governments

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapters 2-3

The Simplicity of criminal Laws in Different Governments

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 6

In Monarchies, Ministers Should not sit as Judges

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 5

In what Governments the Sovereign may be Judge

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 13

The Insufficiency of the Japanese Laws

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 16

The Just Proportion Between Punishments and Crimes

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 9

The Severity of Punishments in different Governments

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 16

The Spirit of the Roman Senate

Consequences Of The Principles Of Different Governments on The Simplicity Of Civil And Criminal Laws

Chapter 21

The Prince's Clemency