The Roman Empire Essays On the Constitutional History From the Accession of Dom
The Roman Empire Essays On the Constitutional History From the Accession of Dom
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Though it would resent the comparison, it desires to become, like the Eastern potentate, the heir of his wealth. But to his initiative, his enterprise, his business methods, it cannot succeed of right ; and it is too early to decide the vexed question whether the impersonal control of bureaucratic government is as effective as that of a single interested manager. The State (it would VOL. II. L 162 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF DIV. B Problems oj appear to-day) believes its duty to consist in the st...ate and grudging protection of wealth by general order and police, that it may penalise any lucky turn, may seize upon the growing spoils, and find new ways of relieving the adventurous or the fortunate of their surplus. This is not the best education for those who profess to be the rightful heirs of these enter- prises and industries. One would hesitate to entrust the practical management of a "going concern" to those who had hitherto contented themselves with exacting " arbitrary fines. " Now the Roman Empire, The rich kept perhaps the wisest of political institutions, had con- alooffrom ferred on wealth a recognised place of dignity, while affairsunder .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though it would resent the comparison, it desires to become, like the Eastern potentate, the heir of his wealth. But to his initiative, his enterprise, his business methods, it cannot succeed of right ; and it is too early to decide the vexed question whether the impersonal control of bureaucratic government is as effective as that of a single interested manager. The State (it would VOL. II. L 162 CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF DIV. B Problems oj appear to-day) believes its duty to consist in the st...ate and grudging protection of wealth by general order and police, that it may penalise any lucky turn, may seize upon the growing spoils, and find new ways of relieving the adventurous or the fortunate of their surplus. This is not the best education for those who profess to be the rightful heirs of these enter- prises and industries. One would hesitate to entrust the practical management of a "going concern" to those who had hitherto contented themselves with exacting " arbitrary fines. " Now the Roman Empire, The rich kept perhaps the wisest of political institutions, had con- alooffrom ferred on wealth a recognised place of dignity, while affairsunder .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bussell, F. W. (Frederick William), 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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