Duty And Interest Identical in the Present Crisis
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It is proved indisjjutably that pul)!ic morality and piety are in the highest degree favoraljle to pul)lic wealth, and that tlie most moral and religious nations are the richest. It is with moral and spiritual truths, as it is with scientific and economical truths — they always seem to threaten disaster when they first break upon the notice of the world, but soon show themselves to be the guardians and most efficient pr()nu)ters of the real interests which it is predicted they are swiftly to ru...in. Thus, the introduc- tion of machine labor was frf/i/ig to ruin the indiistrv of England; and the abolition ol the (*orn Laws was going to ruin the British landholders ; the invention of steam power was going to make horses of no value; the education of the lower classes was going to s;ow dangerous political dis- contents among the people ; the abolition of a religious cstabUs/tmciit was going to prostrate Christianity. But nothing of tliis happened ; for, when things are riglit in principle, they always work right in practice, after a little time ; and when things are wrong in principle, they always work wrong in practice, sooner or later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is proved indisjjutably that pul)!ic morality and piety are in the highest degree favoraljle to pul)lic wealth, and that tlie most moral and religious nations are the richest. It is with moral and spiritual truths, as it is with scientific and economical truths — they always seem to threaten disaster when they first break upon the notice of the world, but soon show themselves to be the guardians and most efficient pr()nu)ters of the real interests which it is predicted they are swiftly to ru...in. Thus, the introduc- tion of machine labor was frf/i/ig to ruin the indiistrv of England; and the abolition ol the (*orn Laws was going to ruin the British landholders ; the invention of steam power was going to make horses of no value; the education of the lower classes was going to s;ow dangerous political dis- contents among the people ; the abolition of a religious cstabUs/tmciit was going to prostrate Christianity. But nothing of tliis happened ; for, when things are riglit in principle, they always work right in practice, after a little time ; and when things are wrong in principle, they always work wrong in practice, sooner or later.
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