Defence of Liberty against Absolutism in Corporation Affairs
A speaker argues against absolute power and favoring of friendship over merit within the corporation. He urges freemen to defend their rights, resist patronage and improvised nominations, and uphold the forefathers’ fight for true patriots and civic virtue. The speech condemns fashionable tenets and promotes constitutional balance and accountability.
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