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• Publication Date: January 10, 1965
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famous essay was composed.
Emulation, the source of ma-
-terial inequality and the conflict
of factions, is also the source
of liberty; the former results
cannot be destroyed without de-
stroying the latter, too; hence
one must seek to control this
impulse rather than to clillti-
nate it.
The young lawyer was en-
countering the same problem in
another form. "It is a natural,
immutable Law," Adams wrote
in his diary in 1759, "that the
Buyer ought not to take Ad-
vantage of the Sellers Necessity,
to purchase at too low a Price."
Here, too, there came a second
thought on the heels of the first.
"But Q. What Damage to
Trade, what Inconvenience, if
all Contracts made upon insuf-
ficient Considerations were
void."
Well before the Declaration
of Independence Adams' thought
about politics had reached. a
permanent resting-place. There
was injustice and inconvenience
attendant upon material in-
equality, but any drastic attempt
to remedy the situation would
tend to destroy private property,
which was essential to freedom.
Hence when Paine in 1776 pro-
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become simple democracies, with
one-chamber legislatures re-
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Adams published his Thoughts
On Government to counter its
influence; and when, in the
1780s, French radicals and the
agrarian debtors of Massachu-
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