Talk:Charles de Montesquieu

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i have taken this quote as it is from Spinoza, in the Letter 60 to Hugo Boxel.

• If triangles had a god, he would have three sides.
  • No. 59

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• Happy the people whose annals are tiresome.

• When two nations come into contact with one another, they can either fight or trade. If they fight, both lose; if they trade both gain.

• Financiers support the state as the rope supports the hanged man.