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Author's name: Montesquieu Publisher: Al-Jamal Publications for Publishing and Distribution Year of publication: 1953 Brief about the book: "The Spirit of the Laws" is Montesquieu's magnificent political book, and nothing in the West surpasses it, and it has been described as "the greatest French book of the eighteenth century," and the book encompasses the philosophy of legislation, the wisdom of history, and constitutional jurisprudence. It is considered one of the most influential books in the subsequent eras, as its teachings inspired the constitutions of France since the French Revolution a century ago, and it had a profound impact on the legislation of the world until today, especially the American constitutions specifically in the separation of powers. Montesquieu authored in his book the community of legislators from following personal whims and coincidences, and returned them to the foundation of human nature. It gained immense fame since its publication, having been printed twenty times in less than two years, and translated into all European languages. Over more than twenty years, Montesquieu wrote his masterpiece divided into 31 sections, including research in law, anthropology, and social life, with nearly 3,000 recommendations condemning injustice and assault, and advising kindness and compassion, guiding readers to a higher conclusion embodied in: freedom, equality, and brotherhood. "Mankind had lost its arguments, so Montesquieu brought them back to him." "The Spirit of the Laws is more than a book; it is a great historical impact that delves into facts and leaves a deep mark on them for a very long time." The Spirit of the Laws 1/2 - Montesquieu