The Miscellaneous Works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh 2
The Miscellaneous Works of the Right Honourable Sir James Mackintosh 2
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In such wretched conditions of so- ciety, the rulers may, indeed, retain unlimited power as the moral guardians of the community, while they are conducting the arduous process of gradually- transforming slaves into men ; but they cannot justly retain it witiiout that purpose^ or longer than its ac- complishment requires: and the extreme difficulty of such a reformation, as well as the dire effects of any other emancipation, ought to be deeply consi- derered, as proofs of the enormous guilt of t...hose who introduce any kind or degree of unlimited power, as well as of those who increase, by their obstinate re- sistance, the natural obstacles to the pacific amend- ment of evils so tremendous* The frame of the human mind, and the structure of civilised society, have adapted themselves to these important differences between civil and foreign war.
Such is the force of the considerations which have been above enumerated ; — so tender is the regard of good men for the peace of their native country, — so numerous are the links of interest and habit which bind those of a more common sort to an establish- menty— rso difficult and dangerous is it for the bad THE REVOLUTION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In such wretched conditions of so- ciety, the rulers may, indeed, retain unlimited power as the moral guardians of the community, while they are conducting the arduous process of gradually- transforming slaves into men ; but they cannot justly retain it witiiout that purpose^ or longer than its ac- complishment requires: and the extreme difficulty of such a reformation, as well as the dire effects of any other emancipation, ought to be deeply consi- derered, as proofs of the enormous guilt of t...hose who introduce any kind or degree of unlimited power, as well as of those who increase, by their obstinate re- sistance, the natural obstacles to the pacific amend- ment of evils so tremendous* The frame of the human mind, and the structure of civilised society, have adapted themselves to these important differences between civil and foreign war.
Such is the force of the considerations which have been above enumerated ; — so tender is the regard of good men for the peace of their native country, — so numerous are the links of interest and habit which bind those of a more common sort to an establish- menty— rso difficult and dangerous is it for the bad THE REVOLUTION.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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