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321 evil sides of such a precedent. How they would have chap. V. Shown that the principle of State equality which the Achaians thus affirmed was amply secured by the constitu- tion of the Senate, 1 while the unfairness which could not fail to attend this part of the Achaian system was carefully guarded against by the opposite constitution of the House of Representatives. 2 Had they fully realized the prominent position of the Achaian General, so different from any- thing in earlier Democracies,... what an example they would have had before them to justify those large powers in the President for which they so strenuously contend. 3 But it was really better for mankind, better for historical study, that the latter of these two great experiments was made in practical ignorance of the former. A living repro- An tmcon- duction, the natural result of the recurrence of like ness to the circumstances, is worth immeasurably more than any ™rallel conscious imitation. It is far more glorious that the m(ne, , _ t valuable wisdom and patriotism of Washington and his coadjutors than a should have led them to walk unwittingly in the steps of one Markos and Aratos, than that any intentional copying of their institutions should have detracted ought from the freshness and singleness of their own noble course.
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321 evil sides of such a precedent. How they would have chap. V. Shown that the principle of State equality which the Achaians thus affirmed was amply secured by the constitu- tion of the Senate, 1 while the unfairness which could not fail to attend this part of the Achaian system was carefully guarded against by the opposite constitution of the House of Representatives. 2 Had they fully realized the prominent position of the Achaian General, so different from any- thing in earlier Democracies,... what an example they would have had before them to justify those large powers in the President for which they so strenuously contend. 3 But it was really better for mankind, better for historical study, that the latter of these two great experiments was made in practical ignorance of the former. A living repro- An tmcon- duction, the natural result of the recurrence of like ness to the circumstances, is worth immeasurably more than any ™rallel conscious imitation. It is far more glorious that the m(ne, , _ t valuable wisdom and patriotism of Washington and his coadjutors than a should have led them to walk unwittingly in the steps of one Markos and Aratos, than that any intentional copying of their institutions should have detracted ought from the freshness and singleness of their own noble course.
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