But social right is not a simple, abstract, positive, unqualified term. Rights are, in the same individual, to be compared with his duties; and rights in one person are to be balanced with the rights of others. Let us take this right of meeting in its... Speeches of the Right Hon. George Canning - 第 302 頁George Canning 著 - 1825 - 417 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
| 1820 - 876 頁
...balanced with the rights of others. But let us take the right to meet in its most extended construction. The persons who called the meeting at Manchester tell...without consent of Magistrates, or concurrence of inhubitunts, or reference to the comfort and convenience of the neighbourhood. Now may not the peaceable,... | |
| Abraham John Valpy - 1820 - 574 頁
...compared with his duties ; and rights in one person are to be balanced with the rights of others. Let ns take this right of meeting in its most extended construction...concurrence of inhabitants, or reference to the comfort and convenience of the neighbourhood. May not the peaceable, the industrious inhabitant of Manchester... | |
| Abraham John Valpy - 1820 - 580 頁
...right of meeting in its most extended construction and most absolute sense. The persons who called th£ meeting at Manchester tell you, that they had a right...concurrence of inhabitants, or reference .to the comfort w*; ?wwmsnc« -of neighbourhood. May not the peaceable, the indus^gu$.-_4s tant of Manchester say,... | |
| 1820 - 748 頁
...us take the right to meet in its most extended construction. The persons who called the meeting it Manchester tell you, that they had a right to collect...where they would, without consent of Magistrates, or coucurrence of inhabitants, or reference to the comfort and convenience of the neighbourhood. Now may... | |
| 1820 - 736 頁
...balanced with the rights of others. Now let us take the right to meet in its mast extended construction. The persons who called the meeting at Manchester tell...right to collect together countless multitudes to discuis the question of Parliamentary Reform: to collect them when they would, and where they would,... | |
| 1820 - 730 頁
...right to meet in its most extended construction. The persons who called the meeting at Manchester ttll you, that they had a right to collect together countless multitudes to discius the question of Parliamentary Reform ; to collect them when they would, and where they would,... | |
| 1829 - 476 頁
...I •deny, then, the general right of the people to meet, to petition, or to deliberate upon theiv grievances ? God forbid! But social right is not a...collect together countless multitudes to discuss the x2 question of parliamentary reform: to collect them when they would and where they would, without... | |
| John Styles, Roger Therry - 1830 - 466 頁
...who called the meeting at Manchester tell yon, that they had a right to collect together conntless multitudes to discuss the question of parliamentary reform: to collect them when they wonld and where they wonld, wilhont conse ,t of mngistrates, or concurrence of inhahitants, or reference... | |
| George Canning - 1835 - 650 頁
...metropolis? What! was there no freedom in the reign of George the Second? None in that of George the First? None in the reign of Queen Anne or of King William?...Manchester say, on the other hand, " I have a right to quiet in my house; I have a right to carry on my manufactory, on which not my existence only and... | |
| George Canning, Roger Therry - 1836 - 452 頁
...? What ! was there no freedom in the reign of George the Second ? None in that of George the First? None in the reign of Queen Anne or of King William...Manchester say, on the other hand, " I have a right to quiet in my house ; I have a right to carry on my manufactory, on which not my existence only and... | |
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