This work claims that "mankind are more disposed to suffers, while evils are sufferable."
This work claims that "mankind are more disposed to suffers, while evils are sufferable." William Small influenced this philosophical work, which at one point introduces "Facts to be submitted to a candid world" before its lengthy section on the "catalogue of wrongs." A section of this work notes that "light and transient causes" are not prudent to effect change. The author of this work altered a quote from Two Treatises of Government climaxing with the word "estate." This work notes that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed. For 10 points, name this work of political philosophy stating that "all men are created equal" written by Thomas Jefferson.
This work claims that "mankind are more disposed to suffers, while evils are sufferable."
the Declaration of Independence