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1824 April 29 Constitut. Code Election Code Ch VI. Legislator
Written as reading Mill's article Government as reprinted
from Supplement to Encyclopaedia Britannica. 8 v p. 24J.B. versus Mill.
After the the object of which is to place all females under
the absolute dependence of all males comes ...
Exclusion of all under 25. 30. or even 48 years of age
Reason for the exclusion are
Reasons against it
1. Youth is the sense of virtue. Thus it diminishes moral apti.
Touch upon this point afterwards.
2. Youth is the sense of . Thus it diminishes active
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3. Debarring youth of all hope of a participation of power in
this shape, it deprives them each proportionally of the
inducement to engage in any course of study in the view
of setting themes for that situation. It thus diminishes intellectual
aptitude
4. There is a tendency to document appropriate aptitude
No every one of its shapes be drawn one age is progressed
at which, for any special reason, the time shall be drawn
between those who are excluded and those who are
admitted. Some say 25, some 30. Here says 40:
some one else may say 50.: the age of Voters are
whatever it has sought toe be proposed by law: and here
would be the shadow if not a reason the shadows of one.
For forty the time at what a person is to be admitted
to the management of his own private , a time
could not <gap> to be drawn in the law of any country
At the reason to the contrary, the
should to the 10 by what admittedly into official
should be determined
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