What are Montesquieu's views on justice

Montesquieu sought in these elements, all certain types of the past, not political morality or the good society as such, but he sought nature. And political morality, or natural law, is hidden there. Thus, nature is the source of political morality, and not history. Montesquieu and his work are not historicist.

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