The Philippines volume 1
The Philippines volume 1
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I. D Hatisfactory exjjtession of Judge ! •. It) j. RLScut to the Senate now in connection , I. ...... , V xilK I«I, AM)S.
It may l» a*^ :'i»t any discussion of the status of tl. :- I • i;Trv !i iHlands froui a legal sfand])oint is i, ■• . Lur tu)V«'reignty has been declared by x(>il in all our own forums. But is it so 13 fixed, Mr. President? Neither that instrument nor any other to which the Filipinos were not parties can fix it in the forum of conscience. That forum finds its being in tlie Co...ngress of the United States primarily, with right of appeal to the people of the United States in their collective capacity as the ultimate sov- ereign to whom all questions of conscience must in the end be submitted and decided. That people will determine hereafter, whatever Congress may now do, whether the Philippines "are ours by every title of law and equity. " Our people are broad, generous, humane, and magnanimous, and their every instinct is for right and justice. I can not doubt that, when the- matter is submitted to them understandingly, they will render a just and righteous verdict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. D Hatisfactory exjjtession of Judge ! •. It) j. RLScut to the Senate now in connection , I. ...... , V xilK I«I, AM)S.
It may l» a*^ :'i»t any discussion of the status of tl. :- I • i;Trv !i iHlands froui a legal sfand])oint is i, ■• . Lur tu)V«'reignty has been declared by x(>il in all our own forums. But is it so 13 fixed, Mr. President? Neither that instrument nor any other to which the Filipinos were not parties can fix it in the forum of conscience. That forum finds its being in tlie Co...ngress of the United States primarily, with right of appeal to the people of the United States in their collective capacity as the ultimate sov- ereign to whom all questions of conscience must in the end be submitted and decided. That people will determine hereafter, whatever Congress may now do, whether the Philippines "are ours by every title of law and equity. " Our people are broad, generous, humane, and magnanimous, and their every instinct is for right and justice. I can not doubt that, when the- matter is submitted to them understandingly, they will render a just and righteous verdict.
What to read after The Philippines volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turner George to read onlineMoreLess
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