Elements of Civil Government
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It is his right to worship when he pleases, whom hepleases, and as he pleases.
The moral rights and duties of the people are concerned in themaintenance of religion, the support of churches, in reverence forthings sacred, in acts of charity and benevolence, in living an uprightlife, and in teaching lessons of morality, honesty, industry, andusefulness. Whatever is implied in the word _ought_, correctly used, is a moral duty.
POLITICAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES. --By the social compact, men also agree t...oabandon a part of their natural rights in order to participate in thegovernment. They agree in part to be governed by others, in order thatin part they may govern others. The rights of participation in thegovernment, such as voting and holding office, are called politicalrights, because they affect the public policy of society.
Political rights do not belong to men by nature, but are conferred bygovernment. Within reasonable bounds, they may be enlarged orrestricted without injustice. Since they are conferred by thegovernment, the power to vote and to hold office is a privilege to beenjoyed rather than a right to be asserted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is his right to worship when he pleases, whom hepleases, and as he pleases.
The moral rights and duties of the people are concerned in themaintenance of religion, the support of churches, in reverence forthings sacred, in acts of charity and benevolence, in living an uprightlife, and in teaching lessons of morality, honesty, industry, andusefulness. Whatever is implied in the word _ought_, correctly used, is a moral duty.
POLITICAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES. --By the social compact, men also agree t...oabandon a part of their natural rights in order to participate in thegovernment. They agree in part to be governed by others, in order thatin part they may govern others. The rights of participation in thegovernment, such as voting and holding office, are called politicalrights, because they affect the public policy of society.
Political rights do not belong to men by nature, but are conferred bygovernment. Within reasonable bounds, they may be enlarged orrestricted without injustice. Since they are conferred by thegovernment, the power to vote and to hold office is a privilege to beenjoyed rather than a right to be asserted.
What to read after Elements of Civil Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander L Peterman to read onlineMoreLess
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