The New Star Chamber And Other Essays
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They spoke not only for themselves, but for all peo ple and for all time. They laid down political prin ciples in precise and comprehensive language. Were those principles true? The English derided them, al though we are told that "there are certain principles of natural justice inherent in the Anglo-Saxon charac ter which need no expression in constitutions. " The 161 THE NEW POLICY.
English found a violent conflict between the utterances of the declaration of independence and those "prin cipl...es of justice inherent in the Anglo-Saxon charac ter. " It resulted that the declaration triumphed through war over those Anglo-Saxon principles and the republic was born.
But after these things had happened did the fath ers go about to construct a government which could perpetrate against some other people the oppressions which the English had perpetrated upon them? Was it only their taxation without representation which constituted tyranny? And did they immediately put into action a government which could, according to expediency, tax some other people without representa tion?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They spoke not only for themselves, but for all peo ple and for all time. They laid down political prin ciples in precise and comprehensive language. Were those principles true? The English derided them, al though we are told that "there are certain principles of natural justice inherent in the Anglo-Saxon charac ter which need no expression in constitutions. " The 161 THE NEW POLICY.
English found a violent conflict between the utterances of the declaration of independence and those "prin cipl...es of justice inherent in the Anglo-Saxon charac ter. " It resulted that the declaration triumphed through war over those Anglo-Saxon principles and the republic was born.
But after these things had happened did the fath ers go about to construct a government which could perpetrate against some other people the oppressions which the English had perpetrated upon them? Was it only their taxation without representation which constituted tyranny? And did they immediately put into action a government which could, according to expediency, tax some other people without representa tion?
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