Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders From Early Greece to the ... 20
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Has there been a moment since the inauguration of our government that there has not been somebody to declare the failure of universal suffrage among men and say that our voting list was too large already ? It is the price we pay for democratic government. We might have recognized it beforehand ; indeed, it was recognized be- forehand. Fisher Ames in comparing a monarchy and a re- public, said: "A monarchy is a fine, well-built ship; it is beautiful to look at; it sails superbly. The difficulty ...is that sometimes it strikes a rock and then it goes down. But a republic," he said, u is a kind of a great clumsy raft. Tou can float anywhere on it ; it will never sink but your feet are always in the water." I have no expectation that the admission of women to the ballot will enable us to keep dry shod upon the raft, and I am as sure as I can be of anything in the future that when women are enfranchised they will have some of their own sins to answer for, and not be able to devote themselves en- tirely to correcting the sins of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Has there been a moment since the inauguration of our government that there has not been somebody to declare the failure of universal suffrage among men and say that our voting list was too large already ? It is the price we pay for democratic government. We might have recognized it beforehand ; indeed, it was recognized be- forehand. Fisher Ames in comparing a monarchy and a re- public, said: "A monarchy is a fine, well-built ship; it is beautiful to look at; it sails superbly. The difficulty ...is that sometimes it strikes a rock and then it goes down. But a republic," he said, u is a kind of a great clumsy raft. Tou can float anywhere on it ; it will never sink but your feet are always in the water." I have no expectation that the admission of women to the ballot will enable us to keep dry shod upon the raft, and I am as sure as I can be of anything in the future that when women are enfranchised they will have some of their own sins to answer for, and not be able to devote themselves en- tirely to correcting the sins of men.
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