The Power And Stability of Federative Governments a Prize Essay Read in the Th
The Power And Stability of Federative Governments a Prize Essay Read in the Th
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The political condition then of this people was in 26 many respects of a very anomalous description. Their liberty indeed was secure from the fact of the balance of power between the monarchical and oligarchical principles of the constitution being placed in their hands ; but they were destitute of all immediate authority and control over the affairs of the league. It is therefore at first sight matter of surprise that they acquiesced so wilUngly in this form of government. But there is nothing... more remarkable in the history of these provinces than the sterling good sense and moderation of the people ; the result in a great measure of that slow and cautious temperament, which has ever marked their character, and still more perhaps of the pri- vations and distress, through which during a long course of years they struggled to the attainment of a dear bought independence. Profiting by this experience, the governors presided over the national interests in an equitable and impartial spirit ; dealing wisely and temperately with the people ; without encroachment or oppression, and, if we may judge from the insignificance of their ' emoluments, without desire of advantage.
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The political condition then of this people was in 26 many respects of a very anomalous description. Their liberty indeed was secure from the fact of the balance of power between the monarchical and oligarchical principles of the constitution being placed in their hands ; but they were destitute of all immediate authority and control over the affairs of the league. It is therefore at first sight matter of surprise that they acquiesced so wilUngly in this form of government. But there is nothing... more remarkable in the history of these provinces than the sterling good sense and moderation of the people ; the result in a great measure of that slow and cautious temperament, which has ever marked their character, and still more perhaps of the pri- vations and distress, through which during a long course of years they struggled to the attainment of a dear bought independence. Profiting by this experience, the governors presided over the national interests in an equitable and impartial spirit ; dealing wisely and temperately with the people ; without encroachment or oppression, and, if we may judge from the insignificance of their ' emoluments, without desire of advantage.
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