The Electoral Crisis
The Electoral Crisis
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But it may be interposed here that this of itself is not a valid objection to the adoption of Mr. Lincoln's policy, of political reform. Nay, it doubtless will be urged here that if we w ? ou!d lend ourselves to the noble work of reforming the political character of our institutions, we must not wait until the people are prepared for the change — that we must, as men blind-folded, as it were, throw ourselves at once into 16 the effort and look upon the preparation of the people as a part of the... very work to be accoplished.
This looks plausible. I>ut I am seriously disposed to ques- tion the philosophy upon which it is based. Political refor- mation ought to be preceded by a good degree of popular reformation. I advance a step further. Every attempt to re- form the political character of society must be preceded by such an amount of popular reformation as shall strongly war- rant the hope of its being successful ; otherwise failing to accomplish the end aimed at, it must prove worse than a fail- ure, it will become ruinous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it may be interposed here that this of itself is not a valid objection to the adoption of Mr. Lincoln's policy, of political reform. Nay, it doubtless will be urged here that if we w ? ou!d lend ourselves to the noble work of reforming the political character of our institutions, we must not wait until the people are prepared for the change — that we must, as men blind-folded, as it were, throw ourselves at once into 16 the effort and look upon the preparation of the people as a part of the... very work to be accoplished.
This looks plausible. I>ut I am seriously disposed to ques- tion the philosophy upon which it is based. Political refor- mation ought to be preceded by a good degree of popular reformation. I advance a step further. Every attempt to re- form the political character of society must be preceded by such an amount of popular reformation as shall strongly war- rant the hope of its being successful ; otherwise failing to accomplish the end aimed at, it must prove worse than a fail- ure, it will become ruinous.
What to read after The Electoral Crisis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S From Old Catalog Woodburn to read onlineMoreLess
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