Canada And the Canadians
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Can such a state of things last as that, wherethe Irish labourer is treated as an inferior being in the scale ofcreation, and the Negro, or the offspring of the Negro and the white, isbranded with the stigma of servile? It cannot--it will not. Either letdemocracy assume its true and legitimate features, or let it cease--forthe re-action will be a fearful one, as dread and as horribly diabolicalas that which the folly of the aristocracy of old France brought on thatdevoted land.
I have said, and... I repeat it, that a residence on the borders of Canadaand the United States for some time will cure a reflecting mind of manylong cherished notions concerning the relative merits of a limitedmonarchy and of a crude democracy.
The man who views the border people of the United States with calmobservation will soon come to the conclusion that a state ofgovernment, if it may be so called, where the commonest ruffian assertsprivileges which the most educated and refined mind never dreams of, isnot an enviable order of things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can such a state of things last as that, wherethe Irish labourer is treated as an inferior being in the scale ofcreation, and the Negro, or the offspring of the Negro and the white, isbranded with the stigma of servile? It cannot--it will not. Either letdemocracy assume its true and legitimate features, or let it cease--forthe re-action will be a fearful one, as dread and as horribly diabolicalas that which the folly of the aristocracy of old France brought on thatdevoted land.
I have said, and... I repeat it, that a residence on the borders of Canadaand the United States for some time will cure a reflecting mind of manylong cherished notions concerning the relative merits of a limitedmonarchy and of a crude democracy.
The man who views the border people of the United States with calmobservation will soon come to the conclusion that a state ofgovernment, if it may be so called, where the commonest ruffian assertsprivileges which the most educated and refined mind never dreams of, isnot an enviable order of things.
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