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Of laws in the relation they bear to a Offensive force 

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Of laws in the relation they bear to a Offensive force 

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The foreign and war policies of different states are very importantly defined by their government styles, for example a republic is more likely to be driven by sympathy compared to a despotic one

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Of laws in the relation to a defensive force

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Of laws in the relation to a defensive force

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The growth of a military and infrastructural force in any of the three governments have differing effects, such as a despotic government needing to maintain the protection of the mother state at all costs

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Of the corruption of the principles of the three governments 

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Of the corruption of the principles of the three governments 

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This is the basic ideas of how a government can and will if left to its own devises fall into corruption, and example being extreme equality in a democracy.

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Principles in respect to Sumptuous laws, luxury, condition of woman.

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Principles in respect to Sumptuous laws, luxury, condition of woman.

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Woman and luxuries were often considered one in the same at the time of Montesquieu. And as it stood these were both influenced by domestic policies on the distribution of wealth.

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Consequences of the principles of different governments with respects to the simplicity of civil and judicial laws. 

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Consequences of the principles of different governments with respects to the simplicity of civil and judicial laws. 

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Governments and their executions will generally lead to trends in their judicial laws. An example being the difference between a monarchical and despotic government, such as the need for specific protections in a monarchical.

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The law given by the Legislator Ought to be in relation to the principle of government

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The law given by the Legislator Ought to be in relation to the principle of government

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This is a more specific book on the structure of the three individual governments and how their domestic policies should be enforced. For example the representatives of a government should be completely subservient to its base not the state.

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That the laws of education Ought to be in relation to the principles of government

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That the laws of education Ought to be in relation to the principles of government

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This book is focused on the philosophy of how the different governments have been created and will be used in future states, and how they must be understood by their subjects.

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Of the principles of the three kinds of government

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Of the principles of the three kinds of government

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The three different governments are as follows, Democracy, Aristocracy, and Monarchy (Despotic). These three are the main and only explored paths of a governmental body. These paths are distinguished by how they derive their power.

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Of laws Directly Derived from the Natures of Government

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Of laws Directly Derived from the Natures of Government

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Natural laws are those derived from men in their natural state (Anarchy) and must be explored and used in constructing a free flowing government. Men are inherently selfish and lead by basic rewards.

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In this book, Montesquieu describes men without laws and how without them we are in complete chaos. He then touches on the general construction of a law and it's structure