Niles Weekly Register volume 26
Niles Weekly Register volume 26
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Would it had been so from the be«innin°-. I confess to you, sir, I do not like this kind°of half-ho nesty. It the principle of Penn's treaty was right, that ol every other which followed was wrong, and he who has done wrong is in front of conscience bound to get back to right. To undo promptly and directly T ! l ^° U e unri g hte °usly done, is a dictate I think of the Platonic and Socratic school— undoubt- edly that of a much higher, the Christian. Be-in therefore, with Georgia, if you please,... to unsettkall that has been settled; but let not Georgia be the first and the last to say, in a spirit of repentance, that what we have taken unlawfully we will restore. That the edict of pope Alexander, of pious memory, shall pass lor nothing— the proclamations and charters of di- vers kings of England, for nothing— priority of oc- cupation, priority of civilization, priority of Christi- anity, all nothing. Spanish precedent, which, by the law ol lorce took every thing, and gave in return, stripes and blows, of course for nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Would it had been so from the be«innin°-. I confess to you, sir, I do not like this kind°of half-ho nesty. It the principle of Penn's treaty was right, that ol every other which followed was wrong, and he who has done wrong is in front of conscience bound to get back to right. To undo promptly and directly T ! l ^° U e unri g hte °usly done, is a dictate I think of the Platonic and Socratic school— undoubt- edly that of a much higher, the Christian. Be-in therefore, with Georgia, if you please,... to unsettkall that has been settled; but let not Georgia be the first and the last to say, in a spirit of repentance, that what we have taken unlawfully we will restore. That the edict of pope Alexander, of pious memory, shall pass lor nothing— the proclamations and charters of di- vers kings of England, for nothing— priority of oc- cupation, priority of civilization, priority of Christi- anity, all nothing. Spanish precedent, which, by the law ol lorce took every thing, and gave in return, stripes and blows, of course for nothing.
What to read after Niles Weekly Register volume 26?
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