Speeches volume 2
Speeches volume 2
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Sherman). Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from Pennsylvania?
There was no objection.
[Extract from speech made March 30, 1853, on Man's Right to the Soil] "But even if the Government could derive revenue from the sale of the public lands, it is neither just nor sound policy to hold them for that purpose. It is well sometimes to go back of the authority of books and treatises on h^^man rights, composed by authors reared and educated under monarchical institutions, and whose op...inions and habits of thought consequently have been more or less shaped and molded by such influences, and examine by the light of reason and natural law the true foundation for gov- ernments and of the inherent rights of man.
" The fundamental rights of man may be summed up in two words: Life and happiness. The first is the gift of the Creator, and may be bestowed at his pleasure: but it is not consistent with his character for benevolence that it should be bestowed for any other purpose than to be enjoyed; and that we call happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sherman). Is there objection to the request of the gentleman from Pennsylvania?
There was no objection.
[Extract from speech made March 30, 1853, on Man's Right to the Soil] "But even if the Government could derive revenue from the sale of the public lands, it is neither just nor sound policy to hold them for that purpose. It is well sometimes to go back of the authority of books and treatises on h^^man rights, composed by authors reared and educated under monarchical institutions, and whose op...inions and habits of thought consequently have been more or less shaped and molded by such influences, and examine by the light of reason and natural law the true foundation for gov- ernments and of the inherent rights of man.
" The fundamental rights of man may be summed up in two words: Life and happiness. The first is the gift of the Creator, and may be bestowed at his pleasure: but it is not consistent with his character for benevolence that it should be bestowed for any other purpose than to be enjoyed; and that we call happiness.
What to read after Speeches volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a From Old Catalog Grow to read onlineMoreLess
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