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    When laws fail to maintain equality among nobles, the nob... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Laws in an aristocracy should ensure equality among the nobles themselves and among noble families

    When laws fail to maintain equality among nobles, the nobility loses its spirit of moderation

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    In an aristocracy, one part of the people governs the rest. The principle of an aristocratic government is moderation, the virtue which leads those who govern in an aristocracy to restrain themselves both from oppressing the people and from trying to acquire excessive power over one another. In an aristocracy, the laws should be designed to instill and protect this spirit of moderation. To do so, they must do three things. First, the laws must prevent the nobility from abusing the people. The po

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