An Address On Individuality of Character Delivered Before the Miami Chapter of
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Every social impulse, every Legislative act, every man's public and private life, and even his habits of thought show that society has received a new radical element ; that it is con- structed upon a new class of facts.
It will be seen at a glance, that in all these governments in which human rights have been disregarded, men, taken in ranks and herds, have had a value to their masters, sometimes a high value. The shame and the political error has been to neglect the individual, to esteem him a...s a fraction, not as a unit ; and, on the contrary, that it is the tendency of right reason, and of popular principles, to individu- alize the mass, - not to isolate the man, but to number him as an integer. When it is remembered that these, although they do not express the most obvious and remarkable points of contrast, are characteristic ideas of the slavery principle, and of the free principle, it will not be difficult to apprehend the connexion Avhich exists between the progress of liberty in the State, and that generous estimate of the value of a man, which is a primary fact in the study of his rights and duties, and that just measure of political and social partiality and reward which looks to personal and individual merit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every social impulse, every Legislative act, every man's public and private life, and even his habits of thought show that society has received a new radical element ; that it is con- structed upon a new class of facts.
It will be seen at a glance, that in all these governments in which human rights have been disregarded, men, taken in ranks and herds, have had a value to their masters, sometimes a high value. The shame and the political error has been to neglect the individual, to esteem him a...s a fraction, not as a unit ; and, on the contrary, that it is the tendency of right reason, and of popular principles, to individu- alize the mass, - not to isolate the man, but to number him as an integer. When it is remembered that these, although they do not express the most obvious and remarkable points of contrast, are characteristic ideas of the slavery principle, and of the free principle, it will not be difficult to apprehend the connexion Avhich exists between the progress of liberty in the State, and that generous estimate of the value of a man, which is a primary fact in the study of his rights and duties, and that just measure of political and social partiality and reward which looks to personal and individual merit.
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