Reform Considered Or a Comparison Between the Ancient And the Reformed Constit
Reform Considered Or a Comparison Between the Ancient And the Reformed Constit
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Of sovereignty this was their first account, " the people by its representa- tive wills, the king executes, " thus giving all of legislation undividedlyto representation ; which from the beginning we proved to be inconsistent with true political theory ; because division of the legis- lature is necessary to that which constitutes the sole right of government, and single end of law, viz. The public good, the liberty, property, security, and happiness of the people ! and in conformity with this a...ccount of sovereignty their view of liberty, as the " power to vote for a legislator, " was one which, however ridiculously it defined an old and well understood word, has yet sadly abused the public understanding, and caused torrents of blood to flow! The next great contention, as I remember, was with the upper house, on the point of a legislative union ; and though at first the peers dissent from the princi- ple of a single legislature, yet forty-seven nobles ac- quiesce, and the majority quickly follow : the peerage at the same time, abdicating all their privileges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of sovereignty this was their first account, " the people by its representa- tive wills, the king executes, " thus giving all of legislation undividedlyto representation ; which from the beginning we proved to be inconsistent with true political theory ; because division of the legis- lature is necessary to that which constitutes the sole right of government, and single end of law, viz. The public good, the liberty, property, security, and happiness of the people ! and in conformity with this a...ccount of sovereignty their view of liberty, as the " power to vote for a legislator, " was one which, however ridiculously it defined an old and well understood word, has yet sadly abused the public understanding, and caused torrents of blood to flow! The next great contention, as I remember, was with the upper house, on the point of a legislative union ; and though at first the peers dissent from the princi- ple of a single legislature, yet forty-seven nobles ac- quiesce, and the majority quickly follow : the peerage at the same time, abdicating all their privileges.
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