An Open Letter to Principal Rainy
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Begg, Sir H, Moncreiff, Mr. Maclagan, and yourself, were the members, replied that " the inhibition upon Professor Smith cannot be continuous, for the grounds of it were simply the necessity of providing for what is temporary during the proceedings of the Presbytery of Aberdeen, and can have no application to any more extended cessation after these pro- ceedings have been brought to a close by a judgment on their part, or by a judgment of Synod or Assembly by appeal. " At that time no one thoug...ht it possible that my right to hold and exercise the functions of professor could be decided otherwise than by judicial process. But is it possible, after all, that Dr. Candiish was right ? Must we learn that policy and adminis- tration are principles which acknowledge no restraints, and can make that seem reasonable in 1880 which three years before all men deemed an impossible injustice ?
I do not for a moment suppose that you have changed your position under the mere force of circumstances without earnest consideration of the principles involved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Begg, Sir H, Moncreiff, Mr. Maclagan, and yourself, were the members, replied that " the inhibition upon Professor Smith cannot be continuous, for the grounds of it were simply the necessity of providing for what is temporary during the proceedings of the Presbytery of Aberdeen, and can have no application to any more extended cessation after these pro- ceedings have been brought to a close by a judgment on their part, or by a judgment of Synod or Assembly by appeal. " At that time no one thoug...ht it possible that my right to hold and exercise the functions of professor could be decided otherwise than by judicial process. But is it possible, after all, that Dr. Candiish was right ? Must we learn that policy and adminis- tration are principles which acknowledge no restraints, and can make that seem reasonable in 1880 which three years before all men deemed an impossible injustice ?
I do not for a moment suppose that you have changed your position under the mere force of circumstances without earnest consideration of the principles involved.
What to read after An Open Letter to Principal Rainy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, W. Robertson (William Robertson), 1846-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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