The Evolution of Modern Liberty
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He recom- mended various changes, especially the addition of an article defining the relation of man to a Supreme Being, for in speaking of Nature, he said, one should also speak of its Author; and one ought not forget the first base of all duties, the bond of society, the bridle of the wicked, and the only consolation of the unhappy. Rather than spend much more time upon the Declara- tion, Lally-Tollendal preferred a postponement of the discussion upon these general maxims. The principles of f...act the Assembly was enjoined upon to estabhsh, he said, were independent of the principles of reason from which it was proposed to derive them. It would be better to give the people liberty and tranquillity — to have them enjoy effects, and teach them causes later. * On the 19th of August the Constituent Assembly chose the draft of the sixth bureau for discussion. On the 20th the preamble of the Declaration and the first three articles, which were those of Mounier, were adopted.^ The preamble declares ignorance, neglect, or con- tempt of the Rights of Man to be the sole causes of pub- lic misfortunes and of the corruption of government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He recom- mended various changes, especially the addition of an article defining the relation of man to a Supreme Being, for in speaking of Nature, he said, one should also speak of its Author; and one ought not forget the first base of all duties, the bond of society, the bridle of the wicked, and the only consolation of the unhappy. Rather than spend much more time upon the Declara- tion, Lally-Tollendal preferred a postponement of the discussion upon these general maxims. The principles of f...act the Assembly was enjoined upon to estabhsh, he said, were independent of the principles of reason from which it was proposed to derive them. It would be better to give the people liberty and tranquillity — to have them enjoy effects, and teach them causes later. * On the 19th of August the Constituent Assembly chose the draft of the sixth bureau for discussion. On the 20th the preamble of the Declaration and the first three articles, which were those of Mounier, were adopted.^ The preamble declares ignorance, neglect, or con- tempt of the Rights of Man to be the sole causes of pub- lic misfortunes and of the corruption of government.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lawrence Scherger to read onlineMoreLess
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