Ch. XII, sec. 143-148
Classic articulation of legislative, executive, and federative powers.
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Locke distinguishes legislative (supreme), executive, and federative powers, arguing the legislative must not be combined with execution to prevent self-exemption.
Ch. XI, sec. 134
Legislative as the supreme power of the commonwealth, yet limited.
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