The Royal Art
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It is more accurate to say that the people have a right to make their own mistakes and that no selected few have a God-given right to make mis- takes for the rest of the people.
The doctrine that " The King can do no wrong" is a legal presumption, adopted for convenience, and more apt to be accepted by the ruler than by his subjects. Aristocracies, too, are liable to mistakes ; it has cost a great deal to correct the mistakes that the few have found it profitable to make against the The Royal A...rt 15 many. In democracies mistakes are least apt to be made because it never pays the people to make mistakes.
Then, too, mistakes made by the people are more willingly borne by them and are more quickly corrected.
Faith in popular government is not in- consistent with the demand for deliberate action. Man excited is quite a different creature from man when he is calm.
The appeal " from Philip drunk to Philip sober" is not an unreasonable one. Written constitutions have a double purpose — they limit the power of representatives — they are time locks placed upon the public will by the people themselves to insure deliberate action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is more accurate to say that the people have a right to make their own mistakes and that no selected few have a God-given right to make mis- takes for the rest of the people.
The doctrine that " The King can do no wrong" is a legal presumption, adopted for convenience, and more apt to be accepted by the ruler than by his subjects. Aristocracies, too, are liable to mistakes ; it has cost a great deal to correct the mistakes that the few have found it profitable to make against the The Royal A...rt 15 many. In democracies mistakes are least apt to be made because it never pays the people to make mistakes.
Then, too, mistakes made by the people are more willingly borne by them and are more quickly corrected.
Faith in popular government is not in- consistent with the demand for deliberate action. Man excited is quite a different creature from man when he is calm.
The appeal " from Philip drunk to Philip sober" is not an unreasonable one. Written constitutions have a double purpose — they limit the power of representatives — they are time locks placed upon the public will by the people themselves to insure deliberate action.
What to read after The Royal Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryan, William Jennings, 1860-1925 to read onlineMoreLess
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