I The Internal Constitution' The constitution is rational in so far as the state differentiates and determines its activity within itself in accordance with the nature of the concept It does so in such a way that each of the powers in question is in itself the totality, since each contains the other moments and has them active within it, and since all of them, as expressions of the differenti ation UnterschiedJ of the concept, remain wholly within its ideality and constitute nothing but a single individual whole.