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Advice to Fayette
It is a bad practice and imprudent to mix with acts of the
House reasonings calculated to induce men to join
in the makingpassing of such acts: for people might
join with you in your acts who would not give with
you in your reasons: the same thing being approved
of by different people for different reasons. But those who
be no objection to the acts such expression This you see
is in strictness a
sort of hors d'oeuvre:
that But as it is in
itself a desirableuseful the
proposition to establish:
and as it favours the
pretensions of your adversaries
at the same
time that it does not
stand in the way of frustrate your purpose
it seems more likely to
lessen than to augment
the opposition made
to the whole string of
taken together auc effect legal autre
qui cinx que sortirvient
des n parcels emanis
d individus
and such order as they may serve as reasons
for themselves to the employment of reason pinning of acts in such manner by the
expression given to them and the order in which they
are made to follow one another they carry
there own reason upon the face of them
Let success and not triumph in view: triumph can ought among fellow countrymen, can not contest it supposes enemies enmity and sharpens it. and creates them
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jeremy bentham |
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letter 654, vol. 4; in english and french |
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