human
I should also like to have the question brought out: 'What has been, historically, the Service performed by Monarchy and Centralization?' The answer is: 'It has formed nations into larger masses, and lessened or destroyed _border war_.' The inference is, that the great and peculiar function of the Central Government is, in fact, what the American Congress does, viz. to maintain peace at home between the several States, and make the country _One_ in resisting hostile attack. To do more than this, should be rather exceptive, and confined to subordinate matters, else Centralization becomes mischievous....
gpt
What I said of 'Democracy' was meant as _argumentum ad hominem_ to that side, not as intending to identify myself with it, but I see the danger you speak of. Query: Would 'popular government' do? Even Conservatives wish for a Commonwealth and for _Constitutional_ Government. No doubt _Unity_ is the true word, not Centralization; but I think this Unity without Centralization would never have been coveted by kings, so that in fact we have bought the advantage of Unity at the expense of submitting to (more or less of) Centralization.
human
as Newman said, should be conceded; that the
gpt
Government schools
human
Any man, or woman, or boy, or girl out of employment should be at once received at the nearest Government School (training schools, at which trades, etc., should be taught)
gpt
Weston-super-Mare,