![]() The Fate of Charles 1 st and the militaryĭespotism of Cromwell had Sickened Mankind with disquisitions on Government to Such a degree, that there was Scarcely a Man in Europe who had looked Restoration of Charles the Second in England, till the french Revolution commenced. ![]() Not only neglected, but discountenanced and discouraged, throughout all Europe, from the I can prove all this by indisputable Authorities and documents. Rochefaucault, to Price to Franklin and to yourself and at that time to almost all Europe and America. yet I did Say in my Defence and in my Discourses on Davila, though in an uncouth Style, what was new to Lock, to Harrington, to Milton, to Hume 1 to Montesquieu to It is true that I can Say and have Said nothing new on the Subject of Government. Never mind it, my dear Sir, if I write four Letters to your one: your one is worth more than my four. ![]()
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