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Wealth, experience, ability set men above their fellows.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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gutenberg.orgWealth, experience, ability set men above their fellows.
Beecher asserts that wealth, experience, and ability elevate individuals in society, reflecting meritocratic ideals.
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Yet, New-England, strong at home, compact, educated, right-minded; has gradually lost influence, and the whole North with her.
It will go on to a crisis; its settlement will be an era in the world's history, either of advance or of decline.
And this is the reason why a free, unobstructed Bible always works toward human rights.
New-England first formed those institutions which liberty requires for beneficient activity; and from her, both before and since the Revolution, they have been copied throughout the Land.