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The Declaration did not proclaim that every people in the world were fitted for a Republican form of government, — that form was unques- tionably tlie ideal of the fathers, but the essence of the docu- ment was that each nation must determine for itself what form it preferred, and so long as the people were freely con- sulted, and reserved the right to change when their interests were not properly served, the principles were not infringed upon. This was to be entirely independent of the form ad...opted ; it might be a limited monarchy like England, an armed Republic like France, a Greek, Roman, or South Ameri- can Republic, a military dictatorship like Mexico, or even a popular despotism like the early days of the Napoleonic empires. The modern idea that fitness was to be determined by some foreign superior nation had not been thought of in 1776.
Take a concrete case like the England of to-day, excluding, of course, her colonies — her ideals may not be the same as ours, but it would be a hazardous statement to make that the rights of the people as set forth in our Declaration are not preserved in England in their full significance quite as well as in our own boss-ridden states and cities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Declaration did not proclaim that every people in the world were fitted for a Republican form of government, — that form was unques- tionably tlie ideal of the fathers, but the essence of the docu- ment was that each nation must determine for itself what form it preferred, and so long as the people were freely con- sulted, and reserved the right to change when their interests were not properly served, the principles were not infringed upon. This was to be entirely independent of the form ad...opted ; it might be a limited monarchy like England, an armed Republic like France, a Greek, Roman, or South Ameri- can Republic, a military dictatorship like Mexico, or even a popular despotism like the early days of the Napoleonic empires. The modern idea that fitness was to be determined by some foreign superior nation had not been thought of in 1776.
Take a concrete case like the England of to-day, excluding, of course, her colonies — her ideals may not be the same as ours, but it would be a hazardous statement to make that the rights of the people as set forth in our Declaration are not preserved in England in their full significance quite as well as in our own boss-ridden states and cities.
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