Our Island Problems Keep Them All
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Not De. Sire, but Destiny, lias thrust this burden on us.
The Philip)nnes are now our own, first, by the universal law of war which permits the victor to absorb the spoils of the van(|uished in such reasonable amount as shall compensati; liini for injury done and outlay made. This is the lower law, accepted b_v the higher Civilized Nations of the contirent. And which none of them have denied assent.
The Philipines are also ours, by that higher law, which justices an advanced Civilization in cru...shing a despotic and vicious government and bestowing upon a suffering people the right to live a free and decent life.
They are ours b_v that inexorable law of nature that replaces the rack, the tax collector and the hangman with the schoolhouse, the township meetinij and the Law.
IS EXPANSION UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
Next in order comes the claim put forth by many cloistered and learned folk that the acquisition of new territor}- is unconstitutional and against the traditions of the United States.
Is this so, and if so, what is the basis for this claim!' In the whole body of the Constitiition there is no reference to the acquisition of new territory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not De. Sire, but Destiny, lias thrust this burden on us.
The Philip)nnes are now our own, first, by the universal law of war which permits the victor to absorb the spoils of the van(|uished in such reasonable amount as shall compensati; liini for injury done and outlay made. This is the lower law, accepted b_v the higher Civilized Nations of the contirent. And which none of them have denied assent.
The Philipines are also ours, by that higher law, which justices an advanced Civilization in cru...shing a despotic and vicious government and bestowing upon a suffering people the right to live a free and decent life.
They are ours b_v that inexorable law of nature that replaces the rack, the tax collector and the hangman with the schoolhouse, the township meetinij and the Law.
IS EXPANSION UNCONSTITUTIONAL?
Next in order comes the claim put forth by many cloistered and learned folk that the acquisition of new territor}- is unconstitutional and against the traditions of the United States.
Is this so, and if so, what is the basis for this claim!' In the whole body of the Constitiition there is no reference to the acquisition of new territory.
What to read after Our Island Problems Keep Them All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William D William Drew Washburn to read onlineMoreLess
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