Revolution Against Free Government Not a Right But a Crime An Address By Josep
Revolution Against Free Government Not a Right But a Crime An Address By Josep
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" (Vol. Iii. 343. ) * " Compelled by a long series of oppressive and tyrannical acts, culmi- nating at last in the selection of a President and Vice-President by a party confessedly sectional, and hostile to the South and her institutions, these States withdrew from the former Union, and formed a new Confederate alliance, as an independent Government, based on the proper relations of labor and capital.
" This step was taken reluctantly, by constraint, and after the exhaus- tion of every measure... that was likely to secure us from interference with NOT A EIGHT BUT A CRIME. 13 I state the mere fact, that a rebellion is not in itself a crime of so deep a dye as to cause us to renounce our relations with people guilty of rebellion. " This seemed so clever a hit at Mr. Sumner that Lord John's auditors accepted it with much applause, as the end of argument. Yet it is simply a play upon words and begs the question as to principles. Indeed, nothing could be more shallow than the assumption upon which Earl Kussell's reasoning rests, and nothing more hostile to the well-being of society than the conclusion toward which it points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Vol. Iii. 343. ) * " Compelled by a long series of oppressive and tyrannical acts, culmi- nating at last in the selection of a President and Vice-President by a party confessedly sectional, and hostile to the South and her institutions, these States withdrew from the former Union, and formed a new Confederate alliance, as an independent Government, based on the proper relations of labor and capital.
" This step was taken reluctantly, by constraint, and after the exhaus- tion of every measure... that was likely to secure us from interference with NOT A EIGHT BUT A CRIME. 13 I state the mere fact, that a rebellion is not in itself a crime of so deep a dye as to cause us to renounce our relations with people guilty of rebellion. " This seemed so clever a hit at Mr. Sumner that Lord John's auditors accepted it with much applause, as the end of argument. Yet it is simply a play upon words and begs the question as to principles. Indeed, nothing could be more shallow than the assumption upon which Earl Kussell's reasoning rests, and nothing more hostile to the well-being of society than the conclusion toward which it points.
What to read after Revolution Against Free Government Not a Right But a Crime An Address By Josep?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Joseph Parrish, 1819-1879 to read onlineMoreLess
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