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God hneio all this when he ordained human government, and commanded us to be subject to it. Such government, with all its unavoidable imperfection and errors, on the whole is beneficial — indispensable — we could not do without it. — And rarely, very rarely indeed, is there a single instance of an individual man, here or beyond the Potomac, whom Law has injured more than it has benefited. Even if that Law unjustly takes away his liberty or his life, it may have done him more good than injury ; ...his liberty or his life might have been sooner and more cruelly destroyed without it. It would be hard to prove the contrary, in any one case that ever existed or ever will, here or elsewhere.
The best and wisest Laws ever enacted by man, or that ever will be enacted by man, may sometimes operate hard- ly, even destructively, upon some particular persons. An innocent man may be accused of murder, tried, convicted, and sentenced to ignominious execution. But, what then? May this man, who knows his innocence, justly arm himself with deadly weapons, and kill the officer who would exe- cute the sentence of the Law upon him, — and thus get out of his hands ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God hneio all this when he ordained human government, and commanded us to be subject to it. Such government, with all its unavoidable imperfection and errors, on the whole is beneficial — indispensable — we could not do without it. — And rarely, very rarely indeed, is there a single instance of an individual man, here or beyond the Potomac, whom Law has injured more than it has benefited. Even if that Law unjustly takes away his liberty or his life, it may have done him more good than injury ; ...his liberty or his life might have been sooner and more cruelly destroyed without it. It would be hard to prove the contrary, in any one case that ever existed or ever will, here or elsewhere.
The best and wisest Laws ever enacted by man, or that ever will be enacted by man, may sometimes operate hard- ly, even destructively, upon some particular persons. An innocent man may be accused of murder, tried, convicted, and sentenced to ignominious execution. But, what then? May this man, who knows his innocence, justly arm himself with deadly weapons, and kill the officer who would exe- cute the sentence of the Law upon him, — and thus get out of his hands ?
What to read after Fugitive Slave Law the Religious Duty of Obedience to Law a Sermon Preached in?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ichabod S Ichabod Smith Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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