Voltaire — "The most important thing for a good government is not to govern too much."
The most important thing for a good government is not to govern too much.
The most important thing for a good government is not to govern too much.
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Attributed, but no direct source found in his works. Reflects his general political philosophy.
Date: Uncertain, 18th century
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