The Boston Quarterly Review 2
The Boston Quarterly Review 2
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I remark, in the first place, that the decorum is one thing, and the right another. The right is inalienable; the manner and spirit of its exercise is an aflair be- tween the individual and conscience. For any present accountability, if she neglect her domestic duties in the exercise of her political rights, she must settle it with her husband, if she have one, or if not, the fixed and steady laws of Providence will bring the inevita- ble penalty of suffering for every violation or neglect of d...uty. Government has nothing to do with it. But why this fear 1 The exercise of political rights forms but a very small item of the business, and occupies an inconsiderable portion of the time, of those who pos- sess them. Men, of whom politics are claimed as the Digitized by Google 364 Rights of Woman, [Jnly, appropriate vocation, are not very much in the hahit
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remark, in the first place, that the decorum is one thing, and the right another. The right is inalienable; the manner and spirit of its exercise is an aflair be- tween the individual and conscience. For any present accountability, if she neglect her domestic duties in the exercise of her political rights, she must settle it with her husband, if she have one, or if not, the fixed and steady laws of Providence will bring the inevita- ble penalty of suffering for every violation or neglect of d...uty. Government has nothing to do with it. But why this fear 1 The exercise of political rights forms but a very small item of the business, and occupies an inconsiderable portion of the time, of those who pos- sess them. Men, of whom politics are claimed as the Digitized by Google 364 Rights of Woman, [Jnly, appropriate vocation, are not very much in the hahit
What to read after The Boston Quarterly Review 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownson, Orestes Augustus, 1803-1876 to read online
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