Edmund Burke described Gage's conflicted relationship with Massachusetts by saying in Parliament, " An Englishman is the unfittest person on Earth to argue another Englishman into slavery ."
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He was ideologically opposed to the sociology of Ward as he felt that society could not be steered by scientific intervention, and famously stated the alternative to " survival of the fittest " was the " survival of the unfittest . " However, he also opposed the grand theorizing of Spencer.
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One of his officers, Lord Percy, remarked, " The general's great lenity and moderation serve only to make them [ the colonists ] more daring and insolent . " Gage himself wrote after the Powder Alarm, " If force is to be used at length, it must be a considerable one, and foreign troops must be hired, for to begin with small numbers will encourage resistance, and not terrify; and will in the end cost more blood and treasure . " Edmund Burke described Gage's conflicted relationship by saying in Parliament, " An Englishman is the unfittest person on Earth to argue another Englishman into slavery ."
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