Readings On American State Government
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Once every man's house was his castle, subject to the right of the state to take it from him for the strict purposes of government, on mak- ing him just compensation. Now the state may thus seize it for a pleas- ure ground, a band stand, a memorial site, a hospital, a college, a free library. -' Once his farm was his own, to plant and till as he might please. Now some public official may invade his orchard, uproot his trees, and leave him without remedy, if the state deems it necessary or exped...ient for the public welfare. '^ The owner of a wood lot was formerly free to cut it when he pleased and as he pleased.
He may now be ordered by the legislature to refrain from cutting the whole or part of the natural growth for a period of years, and left to find his compensation only in the fact that this is deemed to be for the greatest good of the greatest number.^ If one owns land from which comes oil or natural gas, he must, on the one hand, guard against waste, and on the other, refrain from increas- ing the natural flow to the prejudice of his neighbors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once every man's house was his castle, subject to the right of the state to take it from him for the strict purposes of government, on mak- ing him just compensation. Now the state may thus seize it for a pleas- ure ground, a band stand, a memorial site, a hospital, a college, a free library. -' Once his farm was his own, to plant and till as he might please. Now some public official may invade his orchard, uproot his trees, and leave him without remedy, if the state deems it necessary or exped...ient for the public welfare. '^ The owner of a wood lot was formerly free to cut it when he pleased and as he pleased.
He may now be ordered by the legislature to refrain from cutting the whole or part of the natural growth for a period of years, and left to find his compensation only in the fact that this is deemed to be for the greatest good of the greatest number.^ If one owns land from which comes oil or natural gas, he must, on the one hand, guard against waste, and on the other, refrain from increas- ing the natural flow to the prejudice of his neighbors.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Samuel Reinsch to read onlineMoreLess
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