The Science of Government As Exhibited in the Institutions of the United States of America
The Science of Government As Exhibited in the Institutions of the United States of America
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Another feature is found in the respect paid to the militia, by authorizing the several states to appoint its own officers, so that the citizen, when called into the combats of his country, is, to some extent, under the protection and kindness of his neighbor and fellow-citizen, the business of whose life is not war but peace. These checks and balances demonstrate our policy, our system ; they show that the object of war in this country is not the maintenance of a balance of power ; is not to e...nlarge or aggrandize our empire, or to ♦ Constitution of the United States, art. i. sec. 8.
76 THE SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT.
exhibit the star-spangled banner upon the battlements of a. foreign citadel.
These checks and balances exhibit a far more noble purpose. They exhibit a purpose to maintain and pre- serve our rights as a nation^ the perpetuation of our in- stitutions, of liberty regulated by law. The purpose is self-defence, a protection from the encroachments, from the intervention of others, upon and with our domestic aflFairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another feature is found in the respect paid to the militia, by authorizing the several states to appoint its own officers, so that the citizen, when called into the combats of his country, is, to some extent, under the protection and kindness of his neighbor and fellow-citizen, the business of whose life is not war but peace. These checks and balances demonstrate our policy, our system ; they show that the object of war in this country is not the maintenance of a balance of power ; is not to e...nlarge or aggrandize our empire, or to ♦ Constitution of the United States, art. i. sec. 8.
76 THE SCIENCE OF GOVERNMENT.
exhibit the star-spangled banner upon the battlements of a. foreign citadel.
These checks and balances exhibit a far more noble purpose. They exhibit a purpose to maintain and pre- serve our rights as a nation^ the perpetuation of our in- stitutions, of liberty regulated by law. The purpose is self-defence, a protection from the encroachments, from the intervention of others, upon and with our domestic aflFairs.
What to read after The Science of Government As Exhibited in the Institutions of the United States of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles B Charles Bishop Goodrich to read onlineMoreLess
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