Ibid. p

13. Pol. Just. Book VIT, chap. 11; The Enquirer, Part II, Essay II, ot Avarice and Profusion, p. 177.

14. Cf. Godwin, Pol. Just., Book VI, chap. 1x: The higher and governing part of the community are like the lion who hunted in concert with the weaker beasts. The landed proprietor first takes a very disproportionate share of the produce to himself; the capitalist follows, and shows himself equally voracious. Both these classes, in the form in which they now appear, might, under a different mode of society, be dispenséd with.

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