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Itttfr retfpecHve countries cultivated their field ? , fed their flocks , and W W fc 11 &di ^ Tfo& ^ eiirt ^ d-and ^( Mented ^ isteittee ; B # W « ft- * i Itostite Irtay their peaceable avo ^ atfonsV * and , at the bidding of some arisioiirt ^ minion , have gone forth to the slaughter of those they have not itlldNiWii % & 3 . " " ' ' ~ ftf sustain quarrels whef * e they have ho causefor r ^ sgfit-¦ & * iie ^ "VVhy ,. indeed ; but the clear solution here follows b—* Braflterfe , 1 ^ tti «| tu * y has fatight \ is that the cause bf those fbolteh dissensions ; lies l&tJ&'ffrri&raneeQjour position in society ; which ignorance na ' affcattt ^ A
it ' s to believe that we were born to toil , and others to enjoy- ^ -that We wtere naturally inferior , and should silently bow to the government of those who were pleased to call themselves superior ; and consequently thtfse who have governed us have done so for their own advantage , and tiot ours . The existence of their power ^ depending on the ignorance , the instilled prejudice , and cupidity of the multitude , they have formed their htttttutiotib for hoodwinking and keeping them in subjection—their laws Jiave * been enacted to perpetuate their power , and are administered to
geftettftfe fear and submission towards self-constituted greatness , heredi * toy igttorahce , or wealth however unjustly acquired * " This is pure <^ Utb attd BBtorai grandeur : —here we find the whole suffering mass > humbly acknowledging their ignorance to be the cause of that suffering ; wtkh ^ ilm dignity reproaching their oppressors for endeavouring to keep 4 ^ etn igi » 6 tafiiS for elfish purposes ; but with manly pride declaring their imrinViii ilirin tb exercise their minds to the best advantage , and no longer be
pfe ^ thit their hands made bloody and fratricidal toow of ^ jn |^ ' Jaet trot the operatives of all nations rightly understand ibfeir ^ i&mt o - position , and there will be no Tnore wars . But tMs 4 % tl uBderetandlng and its correct elaboration in practice , can only Jto&Uk fi ^ rti * th % nleatal development of the operatives . They seem fully * Cware of it , &n& are adopting the best means at present in their power . Ji ^ ft ^ wing to a dawning perception of this fact that the Standard
N&batlyd ^ elkred , —" from the day of the first publication of the St&tid&rdf - ^ tb femv e never spoken of those classes in other term * than Qfoteof vespett and admiration f" How sweet and generous a thua-^ t ^ teri We have just rec ei ved the Prospectus of a < Hall © £ ^ ienefe ' ift ^ prigbt € » n , ^ hich has been projected by some operatives of tbe place , iftot tft adWiiiting towards accomplishment , under the management of a 4 $ Mn&tfee * all of whom , we believe , are also operatives . The !* motto
A $ l *^ 4 jjtaieei ce belongs to no Party . Their project , we are sure , wi } l fm'd the support of that noble-spirited paper , the Brighton Patriot * We bare « 4 y room for one extract from their Prospectus , but it will prove the Igwtftf fcwute that are among the Committee . " The time is arrived Ij ^ Mcieiy to be governed by the most extended experience , which must % fy # cKe £ ted eventually from the most intelligent of all clas » ea , becmiae Mt . ^ tftr ^ j&urt can possess more experience than the circum * tUnc * 0 sut-TO ^ B ^ toS that class baVe enabled it to possess ; and as individuals of « J 1 JUspef n > ust possess some valuable truths useful to tjie othe ^ l , *{ fc \ $ M > Cpfnbint ^ k possession of such experience must mutually benejBT "" ttlj ^ i Are auctl operatives as these likely to go to war and cut Ifl ^ oi ^ r * * throat © at the bidding of Kings ? It is far more rational t * i n ^ U ^^ r legislators sHould b ? q the propriety of votum (( wg- the ^ % pkt i ^ PAS ^^^^? ^ ^^^ ^ ^ iaL 0 til > jecte ' of wbicli the kgisUtors are at j&reaMi m JuiifEiBiiliHivu ^ ignotaht * ' K » H « H « ^
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1836, page 778, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2664/page/62/
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