The Bulwarks of Peace
The Bulwarks of Peace
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But there is no natural or necessary opposi- tion between them.
Every one understands what might is. Most people understand, for the immediate practical purposes of their lives, what right is.
The ultimate object of all moral wisdom is to elevate mankind at large to a state in which every one, in pursuance of the guidance of his own con- science, will do what is right will willingly concede to others the same freedom of action that he desires for himself will do to others what he would wish the...m to do to him. In this, the ideal condition of society, right would prevail universally by virtue of the goodwill of all. It would be adequately sup- ported by the general moral sense. Might would never be applied so as to contravene right. No might would be necessary, therefore, for the active support of right.
Up to the present time, however, a very large proportion of mankind fall far short of this ideal 146 RIGHT AND MIGHT 147 moral attitude. They cannot be trusted always to respect right for its own sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there is no natural or necessary opposi- tion between them.
Every one understands what might is. Most people understand, for the immediate practical purposes of their lives, what right is.
The ultimate object of all moral wisdom is to elevate mankind at large to a state in which every one, in pursuance of the guidance of his own con- science, will do what is right will willingly concede to others the same freedom of action that he desires for himself will do to others what he would wish the...m to do to him. In this, the ideal condition of society, right would prevail universally by virtue of the goodwill of all. It would be adequately sup- ported by the general moral sense. Might would never be applied so as to contravene right. No might would be necessary, therefore, for the active support of right.
Up to the present time, however, a very large proportion of mankind fall far short of this ideal 146 RIGHT AND MIGHT 147 moral attitude. They cannot be trusted always to respect right for its own sake.
What to read after The Bulwarks of Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heber L Heber Leonidas Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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