Reform An Essay On the Political Financial And Social Condition of the Unite
Reform An Essay On the Political Financial And Social Condition of the Unite
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Reference being frequently made in these humble lines to the text of the Constitution, we deem it useful to the kind reader to append a copy of it ; also one of the Constitution of the Swiss Confed- eration, which is no less admirable, and the perusal of which will no doubt greatly interest him or her.
Our American Constitution had evidentl}^ been used as a model by Switzerland, when that famous Confederation con- solidated more closely in 1848, after their short war of secession ( ' ' Sonderbu...nd Krieg ' ' ) and adopted a new char- ter. This was revised and perfected in 1874 by the insertion of a number of clauses, which might in turn be copied by our own great country without dimming our glory in the slightest degree, because our Constitution of 1787 has been the great beacon light, by which the Republics of France, Switzerland and most of the Spanish-American States have been guided, when they framed their own free organic law.
Nothing, however, is perfect in this defective world. At the time of elaborating our old Constitution a hundred and seven years ago, its provisions were adequate for all require- ments of the period and as complete and perfect as any human work can be ; still the changes of the times, circumstances, conditions of men and the requirements of the nation in general, rendered it necessary to make additions to the original Constitution at various periods, in the shape of amendments proposed by Congress and ratified by the different States composing the Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reference being frequently made in these humble lines to the text of the Constitution, we deem it useful to the kind reader to append a copy of it ; also one of the Constitution of the Swiss Confed- eration, which is no less admirable, and the perusal of which will no doubt greatly interest him or her.
Our American Constitution had evidentl}^ been used as a model by Switzerland, when that famous Confederation con- solidated more closely in 1848, after their short war of secession ( ' ' Sonderbu...nd Krieg ' ' ) and adopted a new char- ter. This was revised and perfected in 1874 by the insertion of a number of clauses, which might in turn be copied by our own great country without dimming our glory in the slightest degree, because our Constitution of 1787 has been the great beacon light, by which the Republics of France, Switzerland and most of the Spanish-American States have been guided, when they framed their own free organic law.
Nothing, however, is perfect in this defective world. At the time of elaborating our old Constitution a hundred and seven years ago, its provisions were adequate for all require- ments of the period and as complete and perfect as any human work can be ; still the changes of the times, circumstances, conditions of men and the requirements of the nation in general, rendered it necessary to make additions to the original Constitution at various periods, in the shape of amendments proposed by Congress and ratified by the different States composing the Union.
What to read after Reform An Essay On the Political Financial And Social Condition of the Unite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph De Clairemont to read onlineMoreLess
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