The greatest changes are not made by great men, but by small causes.
Separation of powers
Considerations on the Causes of the Grandeur and Decadence of the Romans, Chapter 18
1734
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"It is not the young people that degenerate; they are only rather thoughtless: the old ones are corrupt."
Controversial"The English are the people in the world who have best known how to take advantage of each of these three great things: religion, commerce, and liberty."
Controversial"In moderate governments, the love of the country, shame, and the fear of blame are restraining motives, which may prevent many crimes."
Controversial"The English are busy; they have no time to be polite."
Humorous"It is not the people who are naturally corrupted, but the magistrates."
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