Timely Topics
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In the Constitution, how- ever imperfect he might think it, he saw a vast improve- ment, and for the successful working of it he prepared to labor with all his strength." Such was the attitude of Madison, Jefferson and Hamil- ton relative to the Constitution as proposed, an attitude so thoroughly endorsed by Senator Lodge in his able biogra- phy of Alexander Hamilton. The attitude of these leaders of national thought is most significant, and it would be well for the captious and even the candid... and conscientious critics of the proposed League of Nations to examine and imitate it. Opposition to the League is expressed by Sena- tors Lodge, Borah, Reed and others in terms and forms singularly similar to that expressed by Hamilton and others as to the Constitution, and it is for them, we submit, to fol- low the example of their more illustrious predecessors, and in the language of Lodge "not to sulk because one cannot have just what one wants, but to take the best thing obtain- able and sustain it to the uttermost." Consistency is a jewel, even though it is exhibited by a Senator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Constitution, how- ever imperfect he might think it, he saw a vast improve- ment, and for the successful working of it he prepared to labor with all his strength." Such was the attitude of Madison, Jefferson and Hamil- ton relative to the Constitution as proposed, an attitude so thoroughly endorsed by Senator Lodge in his able biogra- phy of Alexander Hamilton. The attitude of these leaders of national thought is most significant, and it would be well for the captious and even the candid... and conscientious critics of the proposed League of Nations to examine and imitate it. Opposition to the League is expressed by Sena- tors Lodge, Borah, Reed and others in terms and forms singularly similar to that expressed by Hamilton and others as to the Constitution, and it is for them, we submit, to fol- low the example of their more illustrious predecessors, and in the language of Lodge "not to sulk because one cannot have just what one wants, but to take the best thing obtain- able and sustain it to the uttermost." Consistency is a jewel, even though it is exhibited by a Senator.
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