 ... have the means of examining in what manner its laws have been executed; an advantage which this government has over that of Crete and Sparta, where the cosmi and the ephori gave no account of their administration.  The spirit of laws. Transl. 1st Amer. ed - Page 187de Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu - 1802Affichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
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...infinite mifchicfs. But But if the legiflative power in d free govern- BOOK ment has no right to ftay the executive, it has a right and ought to have the...examining in what manner its laws have been (executed j an advantage which this government has over that of Crete and Sparta, where the Cofmi and the Ephori... | |
 | Historical miscellany - 1774 - 352 pages
...infinite ;nifcliiefs. But if the legiflative power in a free government ought to have no right to ftop the executive, it has a right and ought to have the...where the Cofmi and the Ephori gave no account of thtir adminiftration. But whatever may be the iffue of that examination, the legiflative body ought... | |
 | Vicesimus Knox - 1790 - 1058 pages
...infinite mifchiefs. But if the legiflative power, in a free government, ought to have no right to Hop the executive, it has a right, and ought to have the...the Cofmi and the Ephori gave no account of their adminift ration. But whatever may be the iffiie of that examination, the legiflative body ought not... | |
 | 1792 - 494 pages
...infinite mifchicfs. But if the legiflative power, in a free government, ought to have no right to ftop the executive, it has a right, and ought to have the means of examining in what manner its Jaws have been executed ; an advantage which this government has over that of Crete and Sparta, where... | |
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...infinite mifchiefs. • But if the legiflative power in a free government ought to have no right to ftop the executive, it has a right, and ought to have the....examination, the legiflative body ought not to have a power ot judging the perfon, nor of courfe the conduct of him who is intrufted with the executive power.... | |
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...to confine it; befides, the executive power is generally employed in momentary operations. The powe~ therefore of the Roman tribunes was faulty, as it...the Cofmi and the Ephori gave no account of their adminiflration. But whatever may be the iffue of that examination, the legiflative body ought not to... | |
 | 1797 - 680 pages
...infinite mifcliiefs. Bot if the legiilative power, in a free government, ought to have no right to llop the executive, it has a right, and ought to have the means of examining in what n-anncr its laws have been executed ; aa advantage which this government has over that of Crete and... | |
 | 1814 - 390 pages
...misehiefs. But if the legislative power, in a free govermuent, ought to have no right to stop the exeeutive, it has a right, and ought to have the means of examining in what m&nner its laws have heen exeeuted ; an advantage whieh this govermuent has over that of Crete and... | |
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...attended with infinite mischiefs. But if the legislative power in a free state, has no r!ght to stay tile executive, it has a right and ought to have the means...government has over that of Crete and Sparta, where the Cosmi and the, Ephori gave no account of their administration. But whatever may be the issue of that... | |
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...attended with infinite mischief. I But if the legislative power in a free state has no right to / stay the executive, it has a right and ought to have the...government has over that of Crete and Sparta, where the Cosmi k and the Ephori / gave no account oi their administration. But whatever may be the issue of... | |
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