Freedom in Service
Freedom in Service
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Liberty, then, in the sphere of politics, is not the absence ofall restraint whatsoever, but only the absence of all restraint exceptthat of the law. Thus the freedom of which Britons boast--"Englishliberty"--is not a licence to anyone to do as he likes, but is merelythe right of everyone to do what the laws of England permit, and it is asplendid possession merely because the laws of England are eminent forjustice and equity. "English liberty" is perfectly consistent, as we alladmit, with compu...lsory registration, vaccination, education, taxation, insurance, inspection, and countless other legal coercions. From ourcradles to our graves we are beset behind and before by governmentregulations; yet we rightly assert that we are free. If then the laws ofEngland add one more coercion, and proclaim anew the duty of universalmilitary service, not only will they do a thing consonant with justiceand equity, they will also do a thing which does not in the smallestdegree diminish any individual's civil liberty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liberty, then, in the sphere of politics, is not the absence ofall restraint whatsoever, but only the absence of all restraint exceptthat of the law. Thus the freedom of which Britons boast--"Englishliberty"--is not a licence to anyone to do as he likes, but is merelythe right of everyone to do what the laws of England permit, and it is asplendid possession merely because the laws of England are eminent forjustice and equity. "English liberty" is perfectly consistent, as we alladmit, with compu...lsory registration, vaccination, education, taxation, insurance, inspection, and countless other legal coercions. From ourcradles to our graves we are beset behind and before by governmentregulations; yet we rightly assert that we are free. If then the laws ofEngland add one more coercion, and proclaim anew the duty of universalmilitary service, not only will they do a thing consonant with justiceand equity, they will also do a thing which does not in the smallestdegree diminish any individual's civil liberty.
What to read after Freedom in Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hearnshaw Fossey John Cobb to read onlineMoreLess
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