In The Matter Of Dress

It Is Clear That In A Monarchy, Where He Who Commands The Exceution Of The Laws Generally Thinks Himself Above Them, There Is Lessneed Of Virtue Than In A Popular Government, Where The Person Entrusted With The Execution Of The Laws Is Sensible Of His Being Subject To Their Direction.

This Punishment Of Death Is The Remedy, As It Were, Of A Sick Society.

There Is As Yet No Liberty If The Power Of Judging Be Not Separated From Legislative Power And The Executrix

When The [law Making] And [law Enforcement] Powers Are United In The Same Person... There Can Be No Liberty.

Power Should Be A Check On Power.