Observations On the Importance of the American Revolution And the Means of Maki
Observations On the Importance of the American Revolution And the Means of Maki
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Any attempt to canvas, or even the ex- prefiion of a with to be chofen, will exclude a candi- date from a feat in the Houfe of Reprefentatives. The fame is true of any ftain on his moral character. Long thus happy - and may the hapinefe you enjoy fpread over the face of the whole earth! But I am forgetting myfelf. There is danger that a ftate of fociety fo happy will not be of long duration ; that fimplicity and virtile will give way to depravity -, that equa- lity will in time be loft, thectir...fed luft of do- mineering fhew itfelf, liberty languifh, and civil government gradually degenerate into an inftrument in the hands of the few to opprefs and plunder the many. Such has hitherto been the progrefs of evil in human affairs. In order to give them a better turn, Tome great men (Plato, Sir Thomas More, Mr. Wallace, &c. ) have propofed plans, which, by eftablifhing- a community of goods and annihilating property, would make it impoffible for any one member of a State to think of enflaving the reft, or to confidef himfelf as having any intereft diflinft from that of his fellow-citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any attempt to canvas, or even the ex- prefiion of a with to be chofen, will exclude a candi- date from a feat in the Houfe of Reprefentatives. The fame is true of any ftain on his moral character. Long thus happy - and may the hapinefe you enjoy fpread over the face of the whole earth! But I am forgetting myfelf. There is danger that a ftate of fociety fo happy will not be of long duration ; that fimplicity and virtile will give way to depravity -, that equa- lity will in time be loft, thectir...fed luft of do- mineering fhew itfelf, liberty languifh, and civil government gradually degenerate into an inftrument in the hands of the few to opprefs and plunder the many. Such has hitherto been the progrefs of evil in human affairs. In order to give them a better turn, Tome great men (Plato, Sir Thomas More, Mr. Wallace, &c. ) have propofed plans, which, by eftablifhing- a community of goods and annihilating property, would make it impoffible for any one member of a State to think of enflaving the reft, or to confidef himfelf as having any intereft diflinft from that of his fellow-citizens.
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