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Editorial December 1, 1823

New Hampshire Statesman

Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Editorial praising republicanism in the U.S., highlighting ex-presidents' voluntary retirement, contributions to literature and sciences, and enjoyment of simple, benevolent lives without pomp, contrasting with old world monarchs and ancient Egyptian posthumous judgments.

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Q IN THE CORNER.
West Jersey Gazette.
REPUBLICANISM.
The monarchs of the old world may learn from those sovereign citizens, the ex-presidents of the United States, the worth of an educated nation; who having made large contributions to literature, and the sciences, live in voluntary retirement from supreme authority at ages beyond the ordinary period of European existence, enjoying the noble recreations of books and benevolence without guards for their protection or pomp for their disguise, accessible, admired protected and immortalised.—The Egyptians pronounced posthumous judgment on their kings; we try our president while living in canonised resignation and award to those deserving it an exquisite fore taste of immortality.

What sub-type of article is it?

Constitutional Moral Or Religious

What keywords are associated?

Republicanism Ex Presidents Educated Nation Voluntary Retirement Benevolence Immortality

What entities or persons were involved?

Ex Presidents Of The United States Monarchs Of The Old World Egyptians

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Praise Of Republicanism Via Ex Presidents

Stance / Tone

Admiring And Exhortative

Key Figures

Ex Presidents Of The United States Monarchs Of The Old World Egyptians

Key Arguments

Ex Presidents Demonstrate Worth Of Educated Nation Through Contributions To Literature And Sciences They Retire Voluntarily From Authority At Advanced Ages Enjoy Books And Benevolence Without Guards Or Pomp Accessible, Admired, Protected, And Immortalized Contrast To Egyptian Posthumous Judgments On Kings U.S. Awards Living Presidents Deserving Immortality In Resignation

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