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The 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 properly perbaps constitute a state through which it was at least necessary for us to pass, and which constituted the true original excitement to the unfolding the powers of the human mind. But it would be difficult to show, that feudality and aristocracy ever produced an overbalance of good, — et p. 485.

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