Lectures to American Audiences
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Read what the founders of the constitution say for themselves in the Federalist. Never were men fur- ther removed from the character of reckless innovators than Hamilton, Madison, and Jay. I suspect that in their hearts they were a trifle more conservative than they thought it wise to proclaim to the world. Anyhow they preserved the main outlines of the old model.
The three great elements of Teutonic polity, the ruling chief, the council of elders, and the popular assembly, are there in the new...er work, no less than in the older. The vulgar mind thinks that the diiiference must be something amazingly great, because the ruling chief is a hereditary king in the one land and an elective president in the other. The student of constitutional history looks on this as a small difference compared with that which parts off both king and president from a state of things where there is no ruling chief at all. The Swiss federal constitution, which in many points so closely follows the American model, has no personal head at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Read what the founders of the constitution say for themselves in the Federalist. Never were men fur- ther removed from the character of reckless innovators than Hamilton, Madison, and Jay. I suspect that in their hearts they were a trifle more conservative than they thought it wise to proclaim to the world. Anyhow they preserved the main outlines of the old model.
The three great elements of Teutonic polity, the ruling chief, the council of elders, and the popular assembly, are there in the new...er work, no less than in the older. The vulgar mind thinks that the diiiference must be something amazingly great, because the ruling chief is a hereditary king in the one land and an elective president in the other. The student of constitutional history looks on this as a small difference compared with that which parts off both king and president from a state of things where there is no ruling chief at all. The Swiss federal constitution, which in many points so closely follows the American model, has no personal head at all.
What to read after Lectures to American Audiences?
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