Georgia Scenes Characters Incidents C in the First Half Century of the Re
Georgia Scenes Characters Incidents C in the First Half Century of the Re
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" Mr. Longworth pressed these profound and logical views to a length to which our limits will not permit us to follow him, and which the reader's patience would hardly bear, if they would. Perhaps, however, he will bear with us, while we give the conclusion of Mr. Long, worth's remarks : as it was here, that he put forth all his strength : " Mr. President Let the bias of jurisprudence pre dominate, and how is it possible, (considering it merely as extending to those impulses which may with prop...riety be termed a bias, ) how is it possible, for a government to exist, whose object is the public good ! The marble- hearted marauder might seize the throne of civit au thority, and hurl into thraldom the votaries of rational m 150 GEORGIA SCENES, &C.
liberty. Virtue, justice and all the nobler principles of human nature, would wither away under the pestilential breath of political faction, and an unnerved constitution, be left to the sport of demagogue and parasite. Crash after crash, would be heard in quick succession, as the strong pillars of the republic give way, and Despotism would shout in hellish triumph amidst the crumbling ruins Anarchy would wave her bloody sceptre over the devoted land, and the blood-hounds of civil war, would lap the crimson gore of our most worthy citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mr. Longworth pressed these profound and logical views to a length to which our limits will not permit us to follow him, and which the reader's patience would hardly bear, if they would. Perhaps, however, he will bear with us, while we give the conclusion of Mr. Long, worth's remarks : as it was here, that he put forth all his strength : " Mr. President Let the bias of jurisprudence pre dominate, and how is it possible, (considering it merely as extending to those impulses which may with prop...riety be termed a bias, ) how is it possible, for a government to exist, whose object is the public good ! The marble- hearted marauder might seize the throne of civit au thority, and hurl into thraldom the votaries of rational m 150 GEORGIA SCENES, &C.
liberty. Virtue, justice and all the nobler principles of human nature, would wither away under the pestilential breath of political faction, and an unnerved constitution, be left to the sport of demagogue and parasite. Crash after crash, would be heard in quick succession, as the strong pillars of the republic give way, and Despotism would shout in hellish triumph amidst the crumbling ruins Anarchy would wave her bloody sceptre over the devoted land, and the blood-hounds of civil war, would lap the crimson gore of our most worthy citizens.
What to read after Georgia Scenes Characters Incidents C in the First Half Century of the Re?
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