Memoirs of a Senate Page 1855 1859
Memoirs of a Senate Page 1855 1859
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Yet did they abolish all the laws made during that tyranny ? Take a still stronger and plainer case, and more analogous, if you choose; when Cromwell died, Charles II. Succeeded him, did those who had considered the government of Cromwell as a sheer usurpation, from the beginning to the end of it, abolish all the laws passed in the days of the Protectorate? Though Cromwell was, at the time, universally denounced as a traitor and usurper, and his dead body was disinterred, suspended on a gibbet,... and then buried at the foot of it, no one offered to abolish all the laws enacted during the Protector ate. And such has been the result of every revo lution in England. In 1688, another revolution occurred. A more abhorred tyrant was never driven from a throne than the last of the Stuarts. 1 Yet all the laws and ordinances of his reign were not swept away. When the American Colonies achieved their independence, their revolution wasj not followed by the abrogation of all laws which had been enacted during the existence of the British domination.
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Yet did they abolish all the laws made during that tyranny ? Take a still stronger and plainer case, and more analogous, if you choose; when Cromwell died, Charles II. Succeeded him, did those who had considered the government of Cromwell as a sheer usurpation, from the beginning to the end of it, abolish all the laws passed in the days of the Protectorate? Though Cromwell was, at the time, universally denounced as a traitor and usurper, and his dead body was disinterred, suspended on a gibbet,... and then buried at the foot of it, no one offered to abolish all the laws enacted during the Protector ate. And such has been the result of every revo lution in England. In 1688, another revolution occurred. A more abhorred tyrant was never driven from a throne than the last of the Stuarts. 1 Yet all the laws and ordinances of his reign were not swept away. When the American Colonies achieved their independence, their revolution wasj not followed by the abrogation of all laws which had been enacted during the existence of the British domination.
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