Name the french enlightenment author of Thr Spirit of the Laws who defined tyranny as the "exercise of power beyond right."

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Simon Doppler · Answer 1 · 2021-12-08T15:14:35+0000

Answer: Montesquieu

Explanation: So when I was reading in my History book, I found this,

Montesquieu and The Spirit of Laws. It says, "In his work called The spirit of laws, Montesquieu describes three kinds of government-monarchies, replublics, and despotic governments.

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