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1820 Jan 16

Radicalism not dangerous

III. Experience
III French Revolution
English Implications

All those institutions are good and the bare desire to make any
change in them a crime - and why? only because they use
English. English institutions? employed as as it employed
the very phrase is a disgrace to those who utter use it, and an affront
to those to whom it is uttered used. If the thing is good, it
so far as but no further than it is good. If it is bad, do
are you for ut though it is and, only because it is
English. The very phrase thus employed is a disgrace to them
who utter utter it and an affront to the use intending of
them not be when it is uttered: an affront to their understandings-ings.

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+English.  The very phrase thus employed is a disgrace to them<lb/>
+who <del>utter</del> utter it and an affront to t<del>he use intending of</del><lb/>
+them <del>not</del> be when it is uttered: an affront to their understandings<add>-ings</add>.
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