Reform An Essay On the Political Financial And Social Condition of the United
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The leading articles should be fewer and of a higher standard of excellence than the ruling conglomeration of " stutt. " Everything contrary to public decency, propriety and moral- ity, and all offensive personalities, as well as sarcastical, heartless criticisms, should be rigorously excluded from the columns, and the journal be such as can be laid before the family without any hesitation. The papers are intended for public information and instruction, and not for the edification of the evil d...isposed and the vicious element of society.
Considering the excessive liberty of the press, the enormous influence it can exercise for good and for evil, and the many privileges it has assumed through years of toleration and apathy on the part of the public, it may justly be asked if that same press should not be subject to some sort of control, of censorship, by the authorities. Liberty of the individual and of the press are not at all absolute ; in the same manner in which a solitary person cannot in public indulge in all the whims and caprices that may occur to him, in that same manner is the press, be they newspapers or books, bound to observe certain rules and abstain, voluntarily or by force, from hurtful and obnoxious text.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The leading articles should be fewer and of a higher standard of excellence than the ruling conglomeration of " stutt. " Everything contrary to public decency, propriety and moral- ity, and all offensive personalities, as well as sarcastical, heartless criticisms, should be rigorously excluded from the columns, and the journal be such as can be laid before the family without any hesitation. The papers are intended for public information and instruction, and not for the edification of the evil d...isposed and the vicious element of society.
Considering the excessive liberty of the press, the enormous influence it can exercise for good and for evil, and the many privileges it has assumed through years of toleration and apathy on the part of the public, it may justly be asked if that same press should not be subject to some sort of control, of censorship, by the authorities. Liberty of the individual and of the press are not at all absolute ; in the same manner in which a solitary person cannot in public indulge in all the whims and caprices that may occur to him, in that same manner is the press, be they newspapers or books, bound to observe certain rules and abstain, voluntarily or by force, from hurtful and obnoxious text.
What to read after Reform An Essay On the Political Financial And Social Condition of the United?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph De Clairmont to read onlineMoreLess
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