"He can hold and sell landed property with a facility, certainty, and security which is absolute perfection compared with the nature of English dealings of the same kind."[22] He can traverse the country for two thousand miles unquestioned by any official.

He can follow what occupation he pleases.

He can quit his country and re-enter it without a passport.

The law of primogeniture does not exist.

The emperor appoints his heir, but a younger son quite as often as an elder one.