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Macoulay, in one Of his essays, has the follow.
lngJudcious remarks on the capabiIity of mankind
10 enjoy the blessings of a free goverr~--"s:


MANY politicians of our 80 arc IN The habit
Of laying,I,, dow "A se!f-evident proposition,
that NJ. = - ought to be free ill they are fl. to
use their fJccdom. The maxim is worthy Of
the fool in the old story who resolved not to 90 into
the water until he had learnt to swim If men
are TO wait for liberty until they become wise and
good in slavery, they may indeed wait forever.''


Macaulay is IA man of great discrimination.