Let Us Have Peace And Other Addresses
Let Us Have Peace And Other Addresses
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The body of traditions and precedents which make up what is known as the Eng- lish Constitution cannot be called an instrumentality of government similar to our written Constitution or to any written Constitution. It is the product of The Proposed League of Nations 285 hundreds of years of struggle. It was not struck from the brains of men at a dozen sittings as the proposed Constitution for a League of Nations was, and as any Constitution for anything Uke the purpose proposed must be.
The form... of the Constitution of any League is there- fore \'ital. Our own history proves this contention to the hilt. The Thirteen States claimed severally to be sovereign. They had no body of precedents under which they could unite. They had to write out an instrument, and the instrument they created was called "Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union".
In the government created by that instrument the units were states, states which yielded little to the central government. The Continental Congress had no power to raise revenue by taxation and so really had no power at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The body of traditions and precedents which make up what is known as the Eng- lish Constitution cannot be called an instrumentality of government similar to our written Constitution or to any written Constitution. It is the product of The Proposed League of Nations 285 hundreds of years of struggle. It was not struck from the brains of men at a dozen sittings as the proposed Constitution for a League of Nations was, and as any Constitution for anything Uke the purpose proposed must be.
The form... of the Constitution of any League is there- fore \'ital. Our own history proves this contention to the hilt. The Thirteen States claimed severally to be sovereign. They had no body of precedents under which they could unite. They had to write out an instrument, and the instrument they created was called "Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union".
In the government created by that instrument the units were states, states which yielded little to the central government. The Continental Congress had no power to raise revenue by taxation and so really had no power at all.
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