This work quotes a section of "The Burial of Sir John Morre at Corunna" by Charles Wolfe.
This work quotes a section of "The Burial of Sir John Morre at Corunna" by Charles Wolfe. In one section, the author declares, "a corporation of conscientious men is a corporation with a conscience." Its narrator attacks William Paley for not having contemplated "those cases where to which the rule of expediency does not apply." One section posits that "All voting is a sort of gaming" and that "there is but little virtue in the action of the masses." The narrator admonishes his countrymen to cease holding slaves and stop fighting a war with (*) Mexico, and proclaims, "all men recognize the right of revolution." This work opens with the narrator stating that he "heartily accepts the motto 'that government is best which governs least.' " For 10 points, name this Henry David Thoreau essay that inspired the politics of Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr.
This work quotes a section of "The Burial of Sir John Morre at Corunna" by Charles Wolfe.
"Civil Disobedience" (or "Resistance to Civil Government")