The Present Crisis With Reply And Appeal to European Advisers volume 2
The Present Crisis With Reply And Appeal to European Advisers volume 2
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If there be a literal inconsistency, it cannot be helped, and must find its practical commendation and its just issue, not in admitting free Indians and en- slaved Africans to the privileges of Englishmen, which would be no privileges to them, but in such use of the governing power as shall best promote the well- being of both. And in regard to it we may adopt the langunge of Macaulay concerning the resolution of Parliament which preceded and secured the Bill of Eights. " In fact, the one beaut...y of it was its in- consistency. " Like that resolution, the Declaration stated and secured its great object, if not in perfect logical agreement with its general expression, yet in perfect consistency with any just view of its broadest terms. " Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, " to which all men are declared entitled, cannot be so understood as to interfere with either of the three. " Liberty " has " life " and " the pursuit of happiness " as its manifest and necessary limitations. The ques- tion remains with regard to all men that " are born, " of all ages, sexes, classes, and conditions — how much liberty, in their actual case, does best pro- mote and secure these primary and highest purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there be a literal inconsistency, it cannot be helped, and must find its practical commendation and its just issue, not in admitting free Indians and en- slaved Africans to the privileges of Englishmen, which would be no privileges to them, but in such use of the governing power as shall best promote the well- being of both. And in regard to it we may adopt the langunge of Macaulay concerning the resolution of Parliament which preceded and secured the Bill of Eights. " In fact, the one beaut...y of it was its in- consistency. " Like that resolution, the Declaration stated and secured its great object, if not in perfect logical agreement with its general expression, yet in perfect consistency with any just view of its broadest terms. " Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, " to which all men are declared entitled, cannot be so understood as to interfere with either of the three. " Liberty " has " life " and " the pursuit of happiness " as its manifest and necessary limitations. The ques- tion remains with regard to all men that " are born, " of all ages, sexes, classes, and conditions — how much liberty, in their actual case, does best pro- mote and secure these primary and highest purposes.
What to read after The Present Crisis With Reply And Appeal to European Advisers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Nott to read onlineMoreLess
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