unveryingly

Updated: March 11, 2025

We have from the first affirmed, and unveryingly kept in view, the coequal importance of two great requisites of government responsibility to those for whose benefit political power ought to be, and always professes to be, employed; and jointly therewith, to obtain, in the greatest measure possible, for the function of government, the benefits of superior intellect, trained by long meditation and practical discipline to that special task.

John Stuart Mill - Considerations on Representative Government