Second Address of the Central Committee of Fauquier to the People of That Count
Second Address of the Central Committee of Fauquier to the People of That Count
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Said — "If one-fourth of them (the Arabs of Egypt) owned a musket, one charge of pow- der, and one ball, before morning there would not be a Turk in Egypt. "* For want of even these, the Arab is a slave^ and the Turk a master. The population of Russia exceeds fifty millions — her army amounts to about one million — and this mighty mass of human beings obey the will of one man. With a vastly inferior force. Great Britain holds in subjection one hundred millions of Asia- tics, and extends her gia...nt limbs into the four quarters of the globe. Such are the na- ture and efl'ects of standing armies.
As, from the nature and present condition of the human race, no nation can enjoy uninterrupted peace, a military force, of some description, is indispensable ; and the wisdom of patriots and statesmen has been taxed to devise one which will be sufficient for defence and without danger to liberty. The wise and patriotic framers of our State and Federal Constitutions have hit upon the happy medium, which, if it be not de- parted from, will, as long as we are a united people, with our pecuharly favorable geo- graphical position, secure to us and our latest posterity the blessings of liberty and peacf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Said — "If one-fourth of them (the Arabs of Egypt) owned a musket, one charge of pow- der, and one ball, before morning there would not be a Turk in Egypt. "* For want of even these, the Arab is a slave^ and the Turk a master. The population of Russia exceeds fifty millions — her army amounts to about one million — and this mighty mass of human beings obey the will of one man. With a vastly inferior force. Great Britain holds in subjection one hundred millions of Asia- tics, and extends her gia...nt limbs into the four quarters of the globe. Such are the na- ture and efl'ects of standing armies.
As, from the nature and present condition of the human race, no nation can enjoy uninterrupted peace, a military force, of some description, is indispensable ; and the wisdom of patriots and statesmen has been taxed to devise one which will be sufficient for defence and without danger to liberty. The wise and patriotic framers of our State and Federal Constitutions have hit upon the happy medium, which, if it be not de- parted from, will, as long as we are a united people, with our pecuharly favorable geo- graphical position, secure to us and our latest posterity the blessings of liberty and peacf.
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