History of the Highlands of the Highland Clans volume 2 Pt 2
History of the Highlands of the Highland Clans volume 2 Pt 2
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" 1. For as to the argument that this will encourage the princes and states of Europe to enter into alliances with us, we have not heard any one minister assert that any one prince or state has asked, or so much as insinuated that they wished such an alteration.
" Nor is it reasonable to imagine it ; for it cannot be expected that any prince or state can rely upon a people to defend their liberties and interests, who shall be thought to have given up so great a part of their 352 HISTORY OF the ...highlands.
own ; nor can it be prudent for them to wish such an experiment after the experience that Europe has had of the great things this nation has done for them, under the constitution which is to be altered by this bill.
*' But on the other hand, they may be deterred from entering into measures with us, when they shall be informed, by the preamble of this bill, that the popish faction is so dangerous as that it may be destruc- tive to the peace and security of the government ; and may apprehend from this bill, that the government is so weak as to want so extraordin- ary a provision for its safety, which seems to imply that the gentlemen of Britain are not to be trusted or relied upon ; and that the good af- fections of the people are restrained to so small a number, as that of which the present house of commons consists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 1. For as to the argument that this will encourage the princes and states of Europe to enter into alliances with us, we have not heard any one minister assert that any one prince or state has asked, or so much as insinuated that they wished such an alteration.
" Nor is it reasonable to imagine it ; for it cannot be expected that any prince or state can rely upon a people to defend their liberties and interests, who shall be thought to have given up so great a part of their 352 HISTORY OF the ...highlands.
own ; nor can it be prudent for them to wish such an experiment after the experience that Europe has had of the great things this nation has done for them, under the constitution which is to be altered by this bill.
*' But on the other hand, they may be deterred from entering into measures with us, when they shall be informed, by the preamble of this bill, that the popish faction is so dangerous as that it may be destruc- tive to the peace and security of the government ; and may apprehend from this bill, that the government is so weak as to want so extraordin- ary a provision for its safety, which seems to imply that the gentlemen of Britain are not to be trusted or relied upon ; and that the good af- fections of the people are restrained to so small a number, as that of which the present house of commons consists.
What to read after History of the Highlands of the Highland Clans volume 2 Pt 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James E Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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