
The Rise and Progress of the English Constitution: The Treatise of J. L. de ...
by Archibald John Stephens, Jean Louis de Lolme
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How does de Lolme’s perspective as an outsider (from Geneva) shape his unique observations and appreciation of the English Constitution compared to native Englishmen of his time?
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In what ways do you think 18th-century concepts of liberty and the balance of powers, as discussed in the treatise, compare to the modern functioning of democratic governments today?
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De Lolme places significant emphasis on the idea of checks and balances; how do you see these principles playing out in your own local or national government today?
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