Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 4
Lives of Eminent British Statesmen volume 4
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Ill seen, when by the inordinate fire of the times, two of the three estates have for a season been melted down, they did but retire into their root, and were not hereby in their right, destroyed, but rather preserved, though as to their exercise laid for a while asleep, till the season came of their revival and restoration. " Shortly before his death, while imprisoned in one of* the isles of Scilly, he made a more elaborate statement of his views on this point, and of the justifications which ...he conceived the people and their leaders to have had, in their attempts to alter the monarchical institutions. This remarkable treatise was entitled " The People's Case Stated. " At the commencement of it, he lays down, in language which bears no evidence of wildness or impatience of just restraint, the following rules : " The end of all government, being for the good and welfare, and not for the destruction of the ruled, God, who is the institutor of government, as he is pleased to ordain the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill seen, when by the inordinate fire of the times, two of the three estates have for a season been melted down, they did but retire into their root, and were not hereby in their right, destroyed, but rather preserved, though as to their exercise laid for a while asleep, till the season came of their revival and restoration. " Shortly before his death, while imprisoned in one of* the isles of Scilly, he made a more elaborate statement of his views on this point, and of the justifications which ...he conceived the people and their leaders to have had, in their attempts to alter the monarchical institutions. This remarkable treatise was entitled " The People's Case Stated. " At the commencement of it, he lays down, in language which bears no evidence of wildness or impatience of just restraint, the following rules : " The end of all government, being for the good and welfare, and not for the destruction of the ruled, God, who is the institutor of government, as he is pleased to ordain the.
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