Thoughts On the English Government Addressed to the Quiet Good Sense of the Peo
Thoughts On the English Government Addressed to the Quiet Good Sense of the Peo
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They would have enjoyed in theory, though not in practice (and theory, of the two, is more confi- dered by modern Reformers), as good a Confli- tution as they have had fmce, with the iinglc exception of a Proteftant King.
BUT thefe vifionary zealots were referved for a difgrace more mortifying than this, and from a quarter where it was, to fay the truth, not de- ferved, and not at all to be expected. We Jive in ( 54 ) in an age of Conjlltulions ; all the world' are writ- ing and talking upon Co...nftitutions, and unfor- tunately too many have had opportunities to fet themfelves at work to carry their idle fpecula- tions into practice. What mould have happened in the natural courfe of thefe new events, when other countries were becoming free like ourfelves, but that the Englifli Conftitution, which had been held out as the famous original, mould now be placed at the fummit of its celebrity ; and that the ingenious artificers, who had been working upon it fo long to bring it to perfect polifh, and had fo tortured their brain for topics to fet off its excellence and beauty, mould be ranked among the benefactors of Mankind?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They would have enjoyed in theory, though not in practice (and theory, of the two, is more confi- dered by modern Reformers), as good a Confli- tution as they have had fmce, with the iinglc exception of a Proteftant King.
BUT thefe vifionary zealots were referved for a difgrace more mortifying than this, and from a quarter where it was, to fay the truth, not de- ferved, and not at all to be expected. We Jive in ( 54 ) in an age of Conjlltulions ; all the world' are writ- ing and talking upon Co...nftitutions, and unfor- tunately too many have had opportunities to fet themfelves at work to carry their idle fpecula- tions into practice. What mould have happened in the natural courfe of thefe new events, when other countries were becoming free like ourfelves, but that the Englifli Conftitution, which had been held out as the famous original, mould now be placed at the fummit of its celebrity ; and that the ingenious artificers, who had been working upon it fo long to bring it to perfect polifh, and had fo tortured their brain for topics to fet off its excellence and beauty, mould be ranked among the benefactors of Mankind?
What to read after Thoughts On the English Government Addressed to the Quiet Good Sense of the Peo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reeves, John, 1752?-1829 to read onlineMoreLess
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