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The laws of Sparta offer to Lévesque a term of comparison with the political system existing before the French Revolution: the scholar openly condemns the structure of medieval feudalism, but also he refers to those political and social aspects that survive the legal death of feudalism, completely disappearing only with the Revolution. Furthermore, criticizing Sparta, Lévesque expresses his disappointment toward the policy of the Montagnards, who used the Spartan system as an ideological basis on which they constructed the new French society, leading the country to a dictatorship of few «equals» that looks like turning back with respect to the ideals of the Revolution.Las leyes de Esparta ofrecen a Lévesque un término de comparación con el sistema político francés anterior a la Revolución: aunque el estudioso condene abiertamente la estructura del feudalismo medieval, alude también a aquellos aspectos políticos y sociales que sobreviven a la muerte jurídica del feudalismo, hasta desaparecer totalmente por obra de la Revolución. Además, criticando Esparta, Lévesque se muestra en contra de la política de los Montañeses, que utilizaron el ordenamiento espartano como base ideológica sobre que imaginar la nueva sociedad francesa, llevando el país a una dictadura de pocos «iguales» que representa una vuelta atrás con respecto a los ideales de la Revolución

La Costituzione di Licurgo secondo Lévesque: un «ritratto» della Francia pre-rivoluzionaria