The White Mans Burden a Discussion of the Interracial Question With Special Re
The White Mans Burden a Discussion of the Interracial Question With Special Re
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It turns law into chaos, *"The Present South, " p. 178.
THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN 157 and deliberately sets at naught the most cherished in- stitutions of the people. It usurps the most delicate functions possible, and for order substitutes violence, to avoid which the courts are established and main- tained. Into the hands of the police, or the con- stabulary, and the courts is lodged the apprehension and proper adjudication of offenses against society, and these are the strongholds really attack...ed by the mob. In the protection of that most sacred of all earthly boons, human life, on the one hand, and of society against crime, on the other, the constabulary and court are maintained. They, one or both, may err, sometimes do, but they are the nearest approxi- mation possible to the ends in view. To protect the innocent, and to punish the guilty, each with due de- liberation, is the function of the court. Its duty is clear and well-defined. That there may be no un- due delay, and equally no undue haste, should be the motive controlling the court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It turns law into chaos, *"The Present South, " p. 178.
THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN 157 and deliberately sets at naught the most cherished in- stitutions of the people. It usurps the most delicate functions possible, and for order substitutes violence, to avoid which the courts are established and main- tained. Into the hands of the police, or the con- stabulary, and the courts is lodged the apprehension and proper adjudication of offenses against society, and these are the strongholds really attack...ed by the mob. In the protection of that most sacred of all earthly boons, human life, on the one hand, and of society against crime, on the other, the constabulary and court are maintained. They, one or both, may err, sometimes do, but they are the nearest approxi- mation possible to the ends in view. To protect the innocent, and to punish the guilty, each with due de- liberation, is the function of the court. Its duty is clear and well-defined. That there may be no un- due delay, and equally no undue haste, should be the motive controlling the court.
What to read after The White Mans Burden a Discussion of the Interracial Question With Special Re?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B F Benjamin Franklin Riley to read onlineMoreLess
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