Synopsis

Disgusted over slavery and Mexican War, Henry David Thoreau thorough his essay On the Duty of Civil Disobedience states honest men must rebel against Government which is primarily a force of corruption and its decisions need not to be right always. We should not allow the Government to make us the agents of injustice by supporting all acts of it. Nodding to all Government policies does not necessarily always do justice to society and let us be not part of the wrong.

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