Ibid. p

13. Pol. Just. Book V11I, chap. n ; The Enquirer, Part II, Essay II, of Avarice and Profusion, p. 177.

14. Cf. Godwin, Pol. Just., Book VI, chap. îx : The highcr and governing part of the community are like the lion who hunted in concert with the weaker beasts. The landed proprietor first takesavery disproportionatc share of the produce to himself; the capitalist follows, and shows himself equally voracious. Both thèse classes, in the form in which they now appear, might, under a différent mode of society, be dispensed with.

15. W. of N. Book I, chap. v., vol. I, p. 31. Wealth, as Mr. Hobbes says, is power; et ce qui suit.