Letters of Pacificus And Helvidius On the Proclomation of Neutrality of 1793
Letters of Pacificus And Helvidius On the Proclomation of Neutrality of 1793
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It will be observed that here is an explicit and peremp- tory assertion, that it is the duty of the executive to preserve peace till war is declared.
And in fulfilling that duty it must necessarily possess a right of judging what is the nature of the obligations which the treaties of the country impose on the govern- ment : That is to say, in fulfilling the duty to preserve peace. , it must necessarily possess the right to judge whe- ther peace ought to he preserved ; in other words, tc^c^^er i...ts duty should he performed. Can words express a flat- ter contradiction? It is self-evident that the duty in this case is so far from necessarily implying the rights that it necessarily excludes it.
Rnd when in pursuance of this right it has concluded that there is nothing in them ( ohligations ) inconsistent with a state of neutrality. , it becomes hoth its province and its duty to enforce the laws incident to that state of the nation.
And what if it should conclude that there is something inconsistent?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will be observed that here is an explicit and peremp- tory assertion, that it is the duty of the executive to preserve peace till war is declared.
And in fulfilling that duty it must necessarily possess a right of judging what is the nature of the obligations which the treaties of the country impose on the govern- ment : That is to say, in fulfilling the duty to preserve peace. , it must necessarily possess the right to judge whe- ther peace ought to he preserved ; in other words, tc^c^^er i...ts duty should he performed. Can words express a flat- ter contradiction? It is self-evident that the duty in this case is so far from necessarily implying the rights that it necessarily excludes it.
Rnd when in pursuance of this right it has concluded that there is nothing in them ( ohligations ) inconsistent with a state of neutrality. , it becomes hoth its province and its duty to enforce the laws incident to that state of the nation.
And what if it should conclude that there is something inconsistent?
What to read after Letters of Pacificus And Helvidius On the Proclomation of Neutrality of 1793?
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