The Map of Life; Conduct And Character
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Its leaders are certainly not detached from the party policy they had advocated in opposition.
One of the main objects of party is to incorporate cer- tain political opinions and the interests of certain sec- tions of the community in an organised body which will be a steady and permanent force in polibics. It is by this means that political opinions are most likely to triumph ; that class interests are most effectually pro- tected. But a Government cannot govern merely in the interests of a pa...rty. It is a trustee for the whole |3g THE MAt OF LIFE nation, and one of itB first duties is to ascertain and respect as far as possible the wishes as well as the inter- ests of all sections.
Concrete examples may perhaps show more clearly than abstract statements the kind of diflSculties that I am describing. Take, for example, the large class of proposals for limiting the sale of strong drink by such methods as local veto or Sunday closing of public- houses. One class of politicians take up the position of uncompromising opponents of the drink trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its leaders are certainly not detached from the party policy they had advocated in opposition.
One of the main objects of party is to incorporate cer- tain political opinions and the interests of certain sec- tions of the community in an organised body which will be a steady and permanent force in polibics. It is by this means that political opinions are most likely to triumph ; that class interests are most effectually pro- tected. But a Government cannot govern merely in the interests of a pa...rty. It is a trustee for the whole |3g THE MAt OF LIFE nation, and one of itB first duties is to ascertain and respect as far as possible the wishes as well as the inter- ests of all sections.
Concrete examples may perhaps show more clearly than abstract statements the kind of diflSculties that I am describing. Take, for example, the large class of proposals for limiting the sale of strong drink by such methods as local veto or Sunday closing of public- houses. One class of politicians take up the position of uncompromising opponents of the drink trade.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lecky, William Edward Hartpole, 1838-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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