Smith On Preparedness
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It just weakened, lost its grip, and tapered off into imperialism; but so quietly that for many years after it was dead the Roman rei3ublic was under the impression that it was still alive.
If you think of Rome as waking up one fine day and discovering that its liberties were all gone, you are wrong. What happened was this. Rome would wake up in the morning and perhaps miss some- thing, but such a trifle that one couldn't really tell M'hether it had been there the night before. Next day somethi...ng else would be gone ; rather a nuisance this time, but still nothing to worry over.
And then one morning the Roman republic woke up and found Caius Julius Caesar Imperator sitting at the foot of the bed.
Even then it wasn't such a dreadful change when one thought it over. There were no sudden de- partures in the forms of the Roman republic. The forms persisted though the spirit sickened and died. Caesar was at first Consul just as there had been consuls for half a thousand years before him.
Then he became dictator, but there had been dicta- tors before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It just weakened, lost its grip, and tapered off into imperialism; but so quietly that for many years after it was dead the Roman rei3ublic was under the impression that it was still alive.
If you think of Rome as waking up one fine day and discovering that its liberties were all gone, you are wrong. What happened was this. Rome would wake up in the morning and perhaps miss some- thing, but such a trifle that one couldn't really tell M'hether it had been there the night before. Next day somethi...ng else would be gone ; rather a nuisance this time, but still nothing to worry over.
And then one morning the Roman republic woke up and found Caius Julius Caesar Imperator sitting at the foot of the bed.
Even then it wasn't such a dreadful change when one thought it over. There were no sudden de- partures in the forms of the Roman republic. The forms persisted though the spirit sickened and died. Caesar was at first Consul just as there had been consuls for half a thousand years before him.
Then he became dictator, but there had been dicta- tors before.
What to read after Smith On Preparedness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strunsky Simeon to read onlineMoreLess
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