An Inquiry On the Duty of Christians With Respect to War: Including An ...
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and miracolou^ly sprung up throughout Great Britaia^ just before qr during the war of the French Revolution, but that no niiiracle at all could have happened to alter principles or events beyond the channel. The character of these suppositions exempts me from disproving any consequences which may be built upon them, and invidiously imputed to the principles here maintained. But, lest I sAiould seem to evade the question of practical policy, and to treat only of remote improbable changes in hu* ...man affairs, without suggesting any defence from present dangers, except the sanguinary enterprises which I censure, I will ofifer a very- few observations on the justice and policy of the late war.
The question. Whether our government could have taken such measures of conciliation to- wards France, in 1792 and 1793, as to have maintained our neutrality, is too tai^e- and complex to be entered on here. It appears to me, from a review of the events of that period, that it was necessary to check a revolutionary spirit in this country, and to augment its force9 both by sea and land, for a defensive purpose ; because the French Convention, by its violent acts* and by its offer of fraternity and military aid to other nations desiring revolution, gave Digitized by CjOOQ IC JUBTTBR VIII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and miracolou^ly sprung up throughout Great Britaia^ just before qr during the war of the French Revolution, but that no niiiracle at all could have happened to alter principles or events beyond the channel. The character of these suppositions exempts me from disproving any consequences which may be built upon them, and invidiously imputed to the principles here maintained. But, lest I sAiould seem to evade the question of practical policy, and to treat only of remote improbable changes in hu* ...man affairs, without suggesting any defence from present dangers, except the sanguinary enterprises which I censure, I will ofifer a very- few observations on the justice and policy of the late war.
The question. Whether our government could have taken such measures of conciliation to- wards France, in 1792 and 1793, as to have maintained our neutrality, is too tai^e- and complex to be entered on here. It appears to me, from a review of the events of that period, that it was necessary to check a revolutionary spirit in this country, and to augment its force9 both by sea and land, for a defensive purpose ; because the French Convention, by its violent acts* and by its offer of fraternity and military aid to other nations desiring revolution, gave Digitized by CjOOQ IC JUBTTBR VIII.
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