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Guy Breton notes: in one of his Persian letters, Montesquieu wrote: “... when I came to France, the deceased king was sovereigned by women, and meanwhile, if his age is taken into account, I think that he needed less All other monarchs in the world... in Persia, they complain that two or three women are governing the state. The situation is much worse in France, where women control in general and where they not only assign entire power to themselves, but also divide the see in parts in parts. ".

For the sake of a short" yes "of a beloved woman, state -owned men declared wars, forbade religions, adopted absurd laws, that is, performed history under the influence of passion for the lady of the heart.