Life of Millard Fillmore
Life of Millard Fillmore
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It de- pends not on design or intent : it results as a necessary and inevitable consequence. We cannot avoid it if we would. If we impose a duty of one dollar on every yard of cloth imported, the duty is laid, not to increase the value, and thereby protect the home manufacture, but to supply the wants of the trea- sury ; yet, as a consequence, it encourages and protects the home manufacturer ; and we cannot avoid it. No human foresight can prevent it; no ingenuity can avoid it ; and, indeed, no... design can aid it. Intention has nothing to do with the matter. " HIS VIEWS ON OUR FILIBUSTERS.
Message to Congress, 1852.
'* No individuals have a right to hazard the peace of the country, or to violate its laws, upon vague no- tions of altering or reforming governments in other States. This principle is not only reasonable in itself, and in accordance with public law, but is engrafted into the codes of other nations as well as our own. But while such are the sentiments of this govern- ment, it may be added that every independent nation must be presumed to be able to defend its possessions against unauthorized individuals banded together to attack them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It de- pends not on design or intent : it results as a necessary and inevitable consequence. We cannot avoid it if we would. If we impose a duty of one dollar on every yard of cloth imported, the duty is laid, not to increase the value, and thereby protect the home manufacture, but to supply the wants of the trea- sury ; yet, as a consequence, it encourages and protects the home manufacturer ; and we cannot avoid it. No human foresight can prevent it; no ingenuity can avoid it ; and, indeed, no... design can aid it. Intention has nothing to do with the matter. " HIS VIEWS ON OUR FILIBUSTERS.
Message to Congress, 1852.
'* No individuals have a right to hazard the peace of the country, or to violate its laws, upon vague no- tions of altering or reforming governments in other States. This principle is not only reasonable in itself, and in accordance with public law, but is engrafted into the codes of other nations as well as our own. But while such are the sentiments of this govern- ment, it may be added that every independent nation must be presumed to be able to defend its possessions against unauthorized individuals banded together to attack them.
What to read after Life of Millard Fillmore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1st Session United States 51st Congress to read onlineMoreLess
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