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'' | <!-- part of heading and marginal notes in pencil --> <p>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 2<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p>§ 1 or 7 <del>§.18</del><lb/><note>Experience<lb/>II Ireland</note><lb/>(1) <note>Prospect spoilt<lb/><del>Whigs the authors</del><lb/>J.B.'s reflection</note></p> <p>Men who have property are <del>necessarily</del> <add>the natural</add> the enemy of those who have none.<lb/>those who have no property are not the natural enemies of those who have</p> <p>Had the Aristocrats <add>Whigs</add> <del>chang</del> acted up to their professions of<lb/>supporting the cause of the people, the <gap/> would have<lb/>continued in activity, Parliament would have continued in<lb/>obsequiousness, democratic ascendency would have been established<lb/>farms and property would have continued undisturbed and the<lb/><del>the universal happiness</del> <add>religious to0lerance, civil peace and happiness</add> would have continued universal<lb/><del><gap/></del> democracy <del>would not</del> being needless <add>in that case, and the evils</add> and frequent with<lb/>preponderant and manifest <add>inseparable from its forced establishment uncompensated</add> evil would not have found any to advocate<lb/>it. But Aristocrats were on that occasion what Aristocrats<lb/>have ever been and ever will be in in every other . . They were men<lb/>They consequently would not endure to part <add>forgo or forbear to <gap/></add> with any <gap/><lb/>which they regarded themselves capable of retaining <add>able to possess</add> or obtaining<lb/><del>They therefore</del> <add>For the advantage of <del>being</del> exercising tyranny over the many/systematic oppression and depredation</add><lb/>they <del><gap/></del> chose to <sic>submit</sic> <add>remain subject</add> to it in the hands of one. <del><gap/></del> to <note>[+] <del>this</del> as they always have<lb/>chosen and always<lb/>will choose</note></p>Democratic ascendency being thus hopeless, the <add>real</add> friends of the people<lb/><gap/> beheld in democracy in democracy with all its <add>preparatory</add> evils<lb/>then <gap/> recourse, with all its evils that is with all the evils<lb/>inseparable from the enterprise, even supposing it successful:<lb/>for supposing it once established all evil would be at an end.<lb/>So they doubtless thought, for so the United Americans thought,<lb/>even so in that instance the event had <add>already</add> demonstrated.</p><!-- line in pencil across the page --> <p>Of the horrors that followed the existence is in a general<lb/>view sufficiently notorious: the <add>particular</add> details, to any one when patience <add>endurance</add><lb/>will carry him through them in Mr Plowden's history would<lb/>full of instruction. The matters will <add>need</add> not be dubious.<lb/> <add>By the Aristocrats</add> The Whigs <del>will impeach the</dell> the horrors will be expected to<lb/>those who were for giving extent and permanency to <del><gap/></del> <add>the advantages</add><lb/><add>that</add> had been obtained for the universal interest: by the Democrat<lb/>to those who belonged and sacrificed it</p> <!-- in margin --> <p>they will get carried<lb/>into practice the principles<lb/>which gave birth<lb/>to the <gap/> tragedy<lb/>and which unless the<lb/>people of <del>Brit</del> this<lb/>country are content to<lb/> be reduced to the condition<lb/>of Slaves with <gap/><lb/>Hays and E . . .<lb/>for Grand Inquisitors, will<lb/>be fruitful <add>productive</add> in so many<lb/><!-- continues along edge of the page -->other tragedies.</p> | ||
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1820 Feb. 2
Radicalism not dangerous</head>
§ 1 or 7 §.18
Experience
II Ireland
(1) Prospect spoilt
Whigs the authors
J.B.'s reflection
Men who have property are necessarily the natural the enemy of those who have none.
those who have no property are not the natural enemies of those who have
Had the Aristocrats Whigs chang acted up to their professions of
supporting the cause of the people, the would have
continued in activity, Parliament would have continued in
obsequiousness, democratic ascendency would have been established
farms and property would have continued undisturbed and the
the universal happiness religious to0lerance, civil peace and happiness would have continued universal
democracy would not being needless in that case, and the evils and frequent with
preponderant and manifest inseparable from its forced establishment uncompensated evil would not have found any to advocate
it. But Aristocrats were on that occasion what Aristocrats
have ever been and ever will be in in every other . . They were men
They consequently would not endure to part forgo or forbear to with any
which they regarded themselves capable of retaining able to possess or obtaining
They therefore For the advantage of being exercising tyranny over the many/systematic oppression and depredation
they chose to submit remain subject to it in the hands of one. to [+] this as they always have
chosen and always
will choose
Democratic ascendency being thus hopeless, the real friends of the people
beheld in democracy in democracy with all its preparatory evils
then recourse, with all its evils that is with all the evils
inseparable from the enterprise, even supposing it successful:
for supposing it once established all evil would be at an end.
So they doubtless thought, for so the United Americans thought,
even so in that instance the event had already demonstrated.
Of the horrors that followed the existence is in a general
view sufficiently notorious: the particular details, to any one when patience endurance
will carry him through them in Mr Plowden's history would
full of instruction. The matters will need not be dubious.
By the Aristocrats The Whigs will impeach the</dell> the horrors will be expected to
those who were for giving extent and permanency to the advantages
that had been obtained for the universal interest: by the Democrat
to those who belonged and sacrificed it
they will get carried
into practice the principles
which gave birth
to the tragedy
and which unless the
people of Brit this
country are content to
be reduced to the condition
of Slaves with
Hays and E . . .
for Grand Inquisitors, will
be fruitful productive in so many
other tragedies.
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