Speeches of the Flying Squadron
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But I am charged with unfairness. Have I not ignored many of the strong, direct arguments against woman-suffrage ? Thus far I have tried to deal with basic principles. A mass of incidental contentions I have brushed aside.
Should the responsibilities of the vote be thrust upon women who do not want it, who are opposed to having it? Yes, if woman-suffrage is right. The only time a male citizen has any right deliberately to remain away from the polls is when the candidates or principles before th...e people give him no opportu- nity to express himself, do not in any way represent him. Even then it is a tragedy. Any citizen who stays away from the polls for any other reason than conscience or physical disability should be temporarily disfranchised. We who enjoy for ourselves and our children the benefits of a free govern- ment are required by the moral law, and ought to be required [177] SPEECHES OF THE FLYING SQUADRON by the law of the land, to pay the price of our liberties. Only thus can worthy government survive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I am charged with unfairness. Have I not ignored many of the strong, direct arguments against woman-suffrage ? Thus far I have tried to deal with basic principles. A mass of incidental contentions I have brushed aside.
Should the responsibilities of the vote be thrust upon women who do not want it, who are opposed to having it? Yes, if woman-suffrage is right. The only time a male citizen has any right deliberately to remain away from the polls is when the candidates or principles before th...e people give him no opportu- nity to express himself, do not in any way represent him. Even then it is a tragedy. Any citizen who stays away from the polls for any other reason than conscience or physical disability should be temporarily disfranchised. We who enjoy for ourselves and our children the benefits of a free govern- ment are required by the moral law, and ought to be required [177] SPEECHES OF THE FLYING SQUADRON by the law of the land, to pay the price of our liberties. Only thus can worthy government survive.
What to read after Speeches of the Flying Squadron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hanly, J. Frank (James Frank), 1863-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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