The Nameless Crime a Discourse Delivered in the First Constitutional Presbyter
The Nameless Crime a Discourse Delivered in the First Constitutional Presbyter
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The assassin had no hatred of the man, perhaps no living being had ; but of the President, and because he teas President. But the President, as such, is only the representative of national life and authority. He is the nation em- bodied. The blow then was aimed at the nation, the life and heart of the nation, and could it have real- ized its horrid malignity in desired result, it would 6 have annihilated not only the government, but the nation whose embodied life the government is.
Now, the int...ense malignity and enormity of the crime reveals itself in the fact that its perpetrator was living at the time only on the forbearance and leniency of the President. He openly professed to be, he was publicly known to be an enemy of the government whose protection he enjoyed, whose pro- tection he was base enough to continue to enjoy and to abuse for its attempted destruction ! Yet, though thus known as a declared enemy, he was spared and protected from judgment by the misplaced forbear- ance of that government against which he lifted his assassin hand, and at which he aimed this deadly blow !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The assassin had no hatred of the man, perhaps no living being had ; but of the President, and because he teas President. But the President, as such, is only the representative of national life and authority. He is the nation em- bodied. The blow then was aimed at the nation, the life and heart of the nation, and could it have real- ized its horrid malignity in desired result, it would 6 have annihilated not only the government, but the nation whose embodied life the government is.
Now, the int...ense malignity and enormity of the crime reveals itself in the fact that its perpetrator was living at the time only on the forbearance and leniency of the President. He openly professed to be, he was publicly known to be an enemy of the government whose protection he enjoyed, whose pro- tection he was base enough to continue to enjoy and to abuse for its attempted destruction ! Yet, though thus known as a declared enemy, he was spared and protected from judgment by the misplaced forbear- ance of that government against which he lifted his assassin hand, and at which he aimed this deadly blow !
What to read after The Nameless Crime a Discourse Delivered in the First Constitutional Presbyter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halsey From Old Catalog Dunning to read onlineMoreLess
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