Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes: resumen de Chapter 22

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1. The argument divides groups by representation, independence, public authorization, and lawfulness.
2. Sovereign documents and ordinary laws limit political representatives and determine responsibility for unauthorized acts, borrowing, and fines.
3. Provincial governments, trading corporations, and advisory deputies receive powers restricted by their particular purposes and commissions.
4. Household authority remains lawful only within public law, while unauthorized organized bodies can threaten the commonwealth.
5. Private defensive leagues, secret factions, and excessive household forces undermine public protection and justice.
6. The example at Ephesus shows how even a justified complaint becomes unlawful when pursued through a riotous crowd.

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