Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
Based on the Political Philosophy of the American Revolution, as Summarized in the Declaration of Independence, towards the Ascertainment of the Nature of the Political Relationship Between the American Union and Its Annexed Insular Regions.
But it is not necessary, it would seem, to resort to external evidence to prove that the Declaration is based on the doctrine of the Reformation. In several places it seems to e...
4. Chapter 4Thus, if our interpretation of the Declaration is correct, there was evolved in it, out of the original proposition that "all men are created equal," a complete system of the ph...
6. Chapter 6The doctrine of unalienable rights, necessarily supposes a universal law, for the conception of law must precede the conception of right. This law, as conceived of by the Declar...
3. Chapter 3The wording of the Declaration which was actually adopted implied that the Colonies had always been free states or free and independent states, and that, by the Declaration, at...
5. Chapter 5"The political system of the Allied Powers is essentially different ... from that of America. This difference proceeds from that which exists in their respective Governments, an...
1. Chapter 1Based on the Political Philosophy of the American Revolution, as Summarized in the Declaration of Independence, towards the Ascertainment of the Nature of the Political Relation...
7. Chapter 7They considered, as I interpret their language, that the connection between free and independent State of Great Britain, and the American Colonies, as free states, had existed a...