Thi' Enquirer, of Avarice and Profusion

22. Ibid. — Pol. Just.. Book I, chap. v, vol. I, pp. 72-73 {2" édit.) Book VIII, chap. vi. vol. II, p. 441 : The inequalities of properiy perhaps constitute a state through ^vhich it Avas at least necessary for us to pass, and which constituled the true original excitement to the unfolding the povvers of the human mind. But it ^vould be difficult lo show, that feudality and aristocracy ever produced an overbalance of good. — et p. 48.J.