The Young Citizen
The Young Citizen
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The boys need an umpire to decide for them. So the men need courts and judges.
It is costly business to quarrel or dispute and to pay lawyers' bills. It is a. Great deal better to be fair-minded, and to try to see how the case looks to the other side. It is sometimes better to get out of a quarrelsome man's way altogether, and not to do any more business with him. Yes, it may be better to let him have more than his share, rather than to stop and dispute. It is costly also to the public, that is..., to all of us, to keep so many courts open where men may go to have their cases tried. But it would be a great deal worse and far more costly if every man undertook to settle his own case, and to compel his neighbor by force to do him justice. Where men have courts, they learn to treat each other like gen- tlemen, even when they are obliged to differ.
What kind of men do we need for judges, and for jurors too? We need fair men, who can see both sides and all sides of a question. We need kind and friendly persons, who are never hard upon a man because he is down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The boys need an umpire to decide for them. So the men need courts and judges.
It is costly business to quarrel or dispute and to pay lawyers' bills. It is a. Great deal better to be fair-minded, and to try to see how the case looks to the other side. It is sometimes better to get out of a quarrelsome man's way altogether, and not to do any more business with him. Yes, it may be better to let him have more than his share, rather than to stop and dispute. It is costly also to the public, that is..., to all of us, to keep so many courts open where men may go to have their cases tried. But it would be a great deal worse and far more costly if every man undertook to settle his own case, and to compel his neighbor by force to do him justice. Where men have courts, they learn to treat each other like gen- tlemen, even when they are obliged to differ.
What kind of men do we need for judges, and for jurors too? We need fair men, who can see both sides and all sides of a question. We need kind and friendly persons, who are never hard upon a man because he is down.
What to read after The Young Citizen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Fletcher Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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