A Disquisition on Government

abuse abuse of power action advantages applied authority become better called causes character circumstances civilization classes combined compromise concurrent majority condition consequence considered constitutional governments construction contrary counteract course danger difficult disbursements effect election element emoluments entire equal ernment established estates execute exert existence extent fact favorable feelings followed force former give greater greatest hence honors important increase individual influence intelligence interests latter laws lead less liberty limits means ment monarchical moral nature necessarily necessary necessity negative numerical majority object obtain operation opinion oppression oppression and abuse organism origin party perfect political popular portion possession preserve prevent principle progress promote proper protection question reason reference regard representatives resistance respect rest restrictions result right of suffrage secure sense social society strong struggle sufficient tendency tion true usually various violence whole