present
maladministration,
and what
is the
least
change
which will
enable a
State to
pass into
the truer
form; and
let the
change, if
possible,
be of one
thing
only, or,
if not, of
two; at
any rate,
let the
changes be
as few and
slight as
possible.
Certainly,
he
replied. I
think, I
said, that
there
might be a
reform of
the State
if only
one change
were made,
which is
not a
slight or
easy
though
still a
possible
one. What
is it? he
said. Now
then, I
said, I go
