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Reciprocal Relation of Right and Obligation.-The more Lib-

erty, the more Rights, hence the more Obligations.- Dan-

(ger of Absolutism in Republics, without due Attention to

Political Ethics. Additional Reason of their Importance

derived from our Race.-Another Reason from the Period

in which we live and the Direction which the Study of Po-

litical Sciences of late has taken.-Private Morality neces-

sary for Public Success, especially in Free States, yet not

sufficient.-Justice and Fortitude or Perseverance chief

Virtues in Political Life.-Justice the Basis of the other Vir-

tues.-Reputation for Character of Individuals and States

chiefly founded upon it.-Power and Passion equally apt to

blind against Justice.-Justice affords Power.-Coteries are

unjust because they see distortedly.-May we do what the

Law either positively or by not prohibiting, permits? . . 1

Perseverance. Justus et tenax.-Necessity and great Effects

of Perseverance.-To persevere, our Purpose ought to be

good, the Means adapted to the Purpose and the Purpose to

the Means; the Means concentrated.-Repeated Action

Reciprocal Relation of Right and Obligation.-The more Lib-

erty, the more Rights, hence the more Obligations.— Dan-

(ger of Absolutism in Republics, without due Attention to

Political Ethics Additional Reason of their Importance

derived from our Race.-Another Reason from the Period

in which we live and the Direction which the Study of Po-

litical Sciences of late has taken.-Private Morality neces-

sary for Public Success, especially in Free States, yet not

sufficient.-Justice and Fortitude or Perseverance chief

Virtues in Political Life.-Justice the Basis of the other Vir-

tues.-Reputation for Character of Individuals and States

chiefly founded upon it.-Power and Passion equally apt to

blind against Justice.-Justice affords Power.-Coteries are

unjust because they see distortedly.-May we do what the

Law either positively or by not prohibiting, permits?

Perseverance.-Justus et tenax.-Necessity and

of Perseverance.-To persevere, our Purpose ought to be

good, the Means adapted to the Purpose and the Purpose to

the Means; the Means concentrated.-Repeated Action

Reciprocal Relation of Right and Obligation.-The more Lib-

erty, the more Rights, hence the more Obligations.- Dan-

(ger of Absolutism in Republics, without due Attention to

Political Ethics Additional Reason of their Importance

derived from our Race.—Another Reason from the Period

in which we live and the Direction which the Study of Po-

litical Sciences of late has taken.-Private Morality neces-

sary for Public Success, especially in Free States, yet not

sufficient.-Justice and Fortitude or Perseverance chief

Virtues in Political Life.-Justice the Basis of the other Vir-

tues.-Reputation for Character of Individuals and States.

chiefly founded upon it.-Power and Passion equally apt to

blind against Justice.-Justice affords Power.-Coteries are

unjust because they see distortedly.-May we do what the

Law either positively or by not prohibiting, permits?

Perseverance.-Justus et tenax.-Necessity and great Effects

of Perseverance.-To persevere, our Purpose ought to be

good, the Means adapted to the Purpose and the Purpose to

the Means; the Means concentrated.-Repeated Action

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