Englands Case Against Home Rule 8 6
Englands Case Against Home Rule 8 6
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In the case both ofSwitzerland and of America, a Federal Constitution supplied the means bywhich States, conscious of a common national feeling, have approached topolitical unity. It were a rash inference from this fact, that when twoparts of one nation are found (as must be asserted by any Home Ruler)not to be animated by a common feeling of nationality, a FederalConstitution is the proper means by which to keep them in union. Themore natural deduction from the general history of Federalism is..., that aconfederation is an imperfect political union, transitory in its nature, and tending either to pass into one really united State, or to break upinto the different States which compose the Federation.
If, again, the example either of America or of Switzerland is to teachus anything worth knowing, the history of those countries must be readas a whole. It will then be seen that the two most successfulconfederacies in the world have been kept together only by the decisivetriumph through force of arms of the central power over real or allegedState rights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case both ofSwitzerland and of America, a Federal Constitution supplied the means bywhich States, conscious of a common national feeling, have approached topolitical unity. It were a rash inference from this fact, that when twoparts of one nation are found (as must be asserted by any Home Ruler)not to be animated by a common feeling of nationality, a FederalConstitution is the proper means by which to keep them in union. Themore natural deduction from the general history of Federalism is..., that aconfederation is an imperfect political union, transitory in its nature, and tending either to pass into one really united State, or to break upinto the different States which compose the Federation.
If, again, the example either of America or of Switzerland is to teachus anything worth knowing, the history of those countries must be readas a whole. It will then be seen that the two most successfulconfederacies in the world have been kept together only by the decisivetriumph through force of arms of the central power over real or allegedState rights.
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