Speech of the Right Hon Sir James Mackintosh Member of Parliament for Knaresbo
Speech of the Right Hon Sir James Mackintosh Member of Parliament for Knaresbo
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Unless I am grossly deceived, there never was a more groundless cry than that of corporation robbery.
Of all doctrines which threaten the principle of property, none more dangerous was ever pro- mulgated, than that which confounds it with political privilege. None of the disciples of St. Simon, or of the followers of the ingenious and benevolent Owen, have struck so deadly a blow at property, as those who would reduce it to the level of the elective rights of Gatton and Old Sarum. Property, the... nourisher of mankind, the incentive of industry, the cement of human society, will be in a perilous condi- tion, if the people be taught to identify it with political abuses, and to deal with it as being involved in their impending fate. Let us not teach the spoilers of future times to represent the resumption of a right of suffrage as a pre- cedent for the seizure of lands and possessions. The two acts have nothing in common. It is as full of danger as it is of absurdity, to confound such distinct, and, in many respects, contrary 28 notions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unless I am grossly deceived, there never was a more groundless cry than that of corporation robbery.
Of all doctrines which threaten the principle of property, none more dangerous was ever pro- mulgated, than that which confounds it with political privilege. None of the disciples of St. Simon, or of the followers of the ingenious and benevolent Owen, have struck so deadly a blow at property, as those who would reduce it to the level of the elective rights of Gatton and Old Sarum. Property, the... nourisher of mankind, the incentive of industry, the cement of human society, will be in a perilous condi- tion, if the people be taught to identify it with political abuses, and to deal with it as being involved in their impending fate. Let us not teach the spoilers of future times to represent the resumption of a right of suffrage as a pre- cedent for the seizure of lands and possessions. The two acts have nothing in common. It is as full of danger as it is of absurdity, to confound such distinct, and, in many respects, contrary 28 notions.
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