Description
Excerpt from A Lecture Delivered Before the American Institute of Instruction
To ask if legislatures have the right to enact laws, required in the nineteenth century, is like asking if a parent has a right to do the best thing he can for his children. The only question is, how far should the legislative right be exercised?
To ask if legislatures have the right to enact laws, required in the nineteenth century, is like asking if a parent has a right to do the best thing he can for his children. The only question is, how far should the legislative right be exercised?
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
23 pages
Language
English
Published
Aug 24, 2018
Publisher
Forgotten Books
ISBN-10
1330230833
ISBN-13
9781330230831