A Letter to the King in Justification of a Pamphlet Entitled Thoughts On the
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But, for the purpofe of defence, we muft confider in what manner it has been attacked, and in what part it is vulnerable. The Con- ftitution is in every body's mouth, and fuch are fuppofed to be its noble prin- ciples and happy effects, that thofe who know nothing about it have the fame admiration and veneration for it, as thofe who [ 8 ] who are intimately acquainted with it. It is taken for granted that the Conflitution of a Free State, which has coft our an- ceftors fo much blood and trcafur...e, and which is founded on the virtue and wif- dom of ages, is as glorious as the fun, and as perfect as the human mind can make it. But as perfection is not to be found, and as infallibility is not the lot of human nature, this fyflem of English Government is fubject, like all other things under the fun, to decay by de- parting from its original purity, and re- quiring a ferious confideration, how far the Conftitution like the Law, will ad- mit of alteration ?
As an Englifhman I do homage to the virtue and wifdom of our anceftors for framing our fyftem of Government, but I contend, that either the luxury which pervades this Nation has perverted it, or our experience of its effects from the fec- tarifm of a Free State Ihews the neceflity of its improvement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, for the purpofe of defence, we muft confider in what manner it has been attacked, and in what part it is vulnerable. The Con- ftitution is in every body's mouth, and fuch are fuppofed to be its noble prin- ciples and happy effects, that thofe who know nothing about it have the fame admiration and veneration for it, as thofe who [ 8 ] who are intimately acquainted with it. It is taken for granted that the Conflitution of a Free State, which has coft our an- ceftors fo much blood and trcafur...e, and which is founded on the virtue and wif- dom of ages, is as glorious as the fun, and as perfect as the human mind can make it. But as perfection is not to be found, and as infallibility is not the lot of human nature, this fyflem of English Government is fubject, like all other things under the fun, to decay by de- parting from its original purity, and re- quiring a ferious confideration, how far the Conftitution like the Law, will ad- mit of alteration ?
As an Englifhman I do homage to the virtue and wifdom of our anceftors for framing our fyftem of Government, but I contend, that either the luxury which pervades this Nation has perverted it, or our experience of its effects from the fec- tarifm of a Free State Ihews the neceflity of its improvement.
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