morality and treasonable license”
- He was opposed to Andrew Hamilton and Andrew Hamilton also condemned Bradford.
2. Peter Zenger’s case and Andrew Hamilton
- Peter Zenger’s case is about whether journalist could be disciplined for attacking a legislature or a public official if what he wrote came to be true.
- A necessity of free press not only for frustrating
goal of literature was to educate the young in rational thought and correct moral principles. . . . She further insisted that contemporary literature must teach a new concept of gender-equality.
-To attain these goals, literature must above all probable, showing in detail how characters develop over time, gradually learning recognize and correct their mistakes in perception and behavior.
Condemned by every syllable she utters
"By right she should be taken out and hung
"For the cold-blooded murder
of the English tongue"
Heavens, what a sound!
"This is what the British population
"Calls an elementary education"
Come, sir, I think youve picked
a poor example.
Did l?
"Hear them down in Soho Square
Dropping Hs everywhere
"Speaking English any way they like
"Hey, you, sir, did you go t
moral squint.
With a little common sense,
you could have made a statesman.
The King.
Wheres he been? Do you know?
I, Your Grace?
Spare me your discretion.
Hes been to play in the muck again.
Hes been to Mistress Anne Boleyn.
More, are you going to help me?
If Your Grace will be specific.
Youre a plodder! All right, well plod.
The King wants a son.
What are you going to do about it?
Im very sure t
morality.
The gas engine...
has brought us
the automobile joyride...
and an even more
pernicious menace...
the roadside brothel.
Electricity...
has made possible
the degrading picture show.
Because of the telephone...
a young woman...
can hear the voice of her suitor...
on the pillow, right next to her.
And lets not forget
the most scandalous invention of all--
the talon-slide fastener...
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