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<head>1820 <sic>Apr.</sic> 20</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>Radicalism not dangerous <note>v. Dangers real source</note><lb/> (1) ? 6 <note>§. not lower but higher dangerous<lb?> §.2. Position & power</note></p> <p>When these <add>corresponding</add> features in the character of man are considered<lb/>together, on the one hand <add>part</add> the propensity in the possessors of<lb/>power to abuse it, on the other hand <add>part</add> the propensity on the<lb/>part of those subject to it to <sic>submitt</sic> <add>without resistance</add> to every abuse of it<lb/>think how completely opposite to the truth of things <add>the case</add> are<lb/> these prejudices <add>prepossessions</add> and maxim in which in the case of<lb/>mainly in the case of aristocracy — in the case of every<lb/> <add>other</add> government <del>that the</del> in proposition as it has a mixture of<lb/>either, the constitution, the laws, the institutions are grounded<lb/>In point of fact <!-- brackets in pencil -->]]says experience] from the monarch, from<lb/>the aristocracy, from the conjunction of the Monarch with the<lb/> <del><gap/></del> Aristocracy that stands in subordination to him<lb/>the danger to the people, is at all times extreme. Always <lb/>at the <sic>expence</sic> of the peace, the safety <add>security</add>, the property and the<lb/> security at all points <add>in all shapes</add> of the people is the power of the<lb/>Monarch, and that of the Aristocracy <add>Acting</add> in subordination to<lb/>him but in league with him, extending itself:<sic>till</sic> at <lb/>last the people being <del><gap/></del> deprived of all power <add>means</add> communicating<lb/>with one another for that purpose <add>with a view</add> of rudeness<lb/> are reduced to the most abject and <gap/>less that of servitude.</p> <p>Engagements in any shape Charters Bills of Rights what<lb/>do they amount to? Mere cobwebs</p> <p> So <gap/> as a Charter granted so <gap/> as it to be violated.<lb/>repeatedly and continually violated.</p> <p> Look at the Charters granted <del>by</del> to the English <add>England</add> by King John<lb/>by Henry the third. In every expedient employed for their preservation<lb?> and promulgation in every <del><gap/> granted <add> of them</add. </del> act and <gap/><lb/> passed for their confirmation, behold the evidence of<lb/>their continual violation of them.</p> | |||
1820 Apr. 20
Radicalism not dangerous v. Dangers real source
(1) ? 6 §. not lower but higher dangerous<lb?> §.2. Position & power
When these corresponding features in the character of man are considered
together, on the one hand part the propensity in the possessors of
power to abuse it, on the other hand part the propensity on the
part of those subject to it to submitt without resistance to every abuse of it
think how completely opposite to the truth of things the case are
these prejudices prepossessions and maxim in which in the case of
mainly in the case of aristocracy — in the case of every
other government that the in proposition as it has a mixture of
either, the constitution, the laws, the institutions are grounded
In point of fact ]]says experience] from the monarch, from
the aristocracy, from the conjunction of the Monarch with the
Aristocracy that stands in subordination to him
the danger to the people, is at all times extreme. Always
at the expence of the peace, the safety security, the property and the
security at all points in all shapes of the people is the power of the
Monarch, and that of the Aristocracy Acting in subordination to
him but in league with him, extending itself:till at
last the people being deprived of all power means communicating
with one another for that purpose with a view of rudeness
are reduced to the most abject and less that of servitude.
Engagements in any shape Charters Bills of Rights what
do they amount to? Mere cobwebs
So as a Charter granted so as it to be violated.
repeatedly and continually violated.
Look at the Charters granted by to the English England by King John
by Henry the third. In every expedient employed for their preservation<lb?> and promulgation in every granted <add> of them</add. act and
passed for their confirmation, behold the evidence of
their continual violation of them.
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