...sympathetically jealous of the rights of others — who will neither himself aggress on his neighbours in small things or great, nor tolerate aggression...have you. But we thought, Mr. Spencer, you were in favour of free government in the sense of relaxed restraints, and letting men and things very much...

...sympathetically jealous of the rights of others — who will neither himself aggress on his neighbours in small things or great, nor tolerate aggression...have you. But we thought, Mr. Spencer, you were in favour of free government in the sense of relaxed restraints, and letting men and things very much...

...on the eve of his departure for England he gave his opinions of American institutions. He said : " The republican form of government is the highest form...existing. We have not grown up to it, nor have you." There is deep significance in these words. Let us profit by them. Let us have not only the intelligence...

...on the eve of his departure for England he gave his opinions of American institutions. He said : " The republican form of government is the highest form...existing. We have not grown up to it, nor have you." There is deep significance in these words. Let us profit by them. Let us have not only the intelligence...

...sympathetically jealous of the rights of others — will neither himself aggress on his neighbours, in small things or great, nor tolerate aggression...existing. We have not grown up to it, nor have you." Cultured Americans entertain as great a dread and horror of this system of " interviewing " as that...

...aggress on his neighbours, in small things or great, nor tolerate CHAP. xxI.. TACT AND CONSIDERATION. 34I aggression on them by others. The republican form...existing. We have not grown up to it, nor have you." Cultured Americans entertain as great a dread and horror of this system of " interviewing " as that...

...sympathetically jealous of the rights of others — who will neither himself aggress on his neighbours in small things or great, nor tolerate aggression...have you. But we thought, Mr. Spencer, you were in favour of free government in the sense of relaxed restraints, and letting men and things very much...

...things or great, nor tolerate aggression on thorn by others. The Ecpublican form of government is tho highest form of government ; but because of this it...have you. But we thought, Mr. Spencer, you were in favour of free government in the sense of relaxed restraints, and letting men and things very much...

...sympathetically jealous of the rights of others—who will neither himself aggress on his neighbours in small things or great, nor tolerate aggression...because of this it requires the highest type of human nature—a type nowhere at present existing. We have not grown up to it; nor have you. But we thought,...

...passion ; but it would be hard indeed, if the whole community should be misled by anger. — Aristotle. The republican form of government is the highest form...human nature — a type nowhere at present existing. I maintain that our democratic principle is not that the people are always right. It is this rather...