It's subsequently seen as one of the precursors of the First Amendment to the American Constitution.

后来它被看作是美国宪法,第一修正案的前身。

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On the other hand, what most of us rely upon I think is essentially the first amendment tradition.

另一方面，我们大多数人遵循的,说到底还是美国第一修正案的传统。

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This is the part of the Republic most likely to call up our own first amendment instincts.

理想国》的这一部份,是最像唤起,我国宪法第一修正案的天性的章节。

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In 1875 there's an amendment to the Constitution that essentially- voted by one vote,or approved by one vote, by the Assembly--that essentially transforms France into a Republic.

875年有个宪法修正案,本质上--,它在一次议会投票表决中,得到了支持--本质上把法国变成了共和国

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Yeah, that's exactly right, and that's why we have a constitutional amendments.

是的，那非常正确，正是因此我们有宪法修正案。

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It must certainly apply to matters of opinion to what we would call today First Amendment issues.

它必须能适用于关乎民意的事件,就像今天的第一修正案事件一样。

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You can't be forced to accuse yourself, what we could call the Fifth Amendment.

不能被逼认罪，这也是我们宪法第五修正案规定的。

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