A Sketch of the Life of Philip Doddridge
A Sketch of the Life of Philip Doddridge
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Yet we are warned of the dangers and liorrors of revolutiim. Kevolution. S, it is said, never stop at the objects first had in view, but the ball once set in motion, goes downward on the road to anarchy or despotism, and never stops. One false step can never be recalled ; the descent to ruin is easy, but to return diflicult, if not impossible: hoc opu^, hie labor «'. >^^ Could we forget where we are, and listen to the speeches of gen- ilcmen in opposition, we should forget the business we are e...ngaged in; we slumld iningine we were li. 'stening to Burke on tlu- French Revolution. All llio horrors of that voUano are set before us, as if, in our madness, we were ready to plunge into it. Wo are likened to the priests of France in the last age; we are called fanati&s, dreamers, aiul oven drivelers, by gentlemen of ilii:) citv; the history of the ancient republics is invoked to alarm us; at one IN THE CONVENTION. 51 time it is said that each of those perished, when suffrage was made general, and governments established on the rights of numbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet we are warned of the dangers and liorrors of revolutiim. Kevolution. S, it is said, never stop at the objects first had in view, but the ball once set in motion, goes downward on the road to anarchy or despotism, and never stops. One false step can never be recalled ; the descent to ruin is easy, but to return diflicult, if not impossible: hoc opu^, hie labor «'. >^^ Could we forget where we are, and listen to the speeches of gen- ilcmen in opposition, we should forget the business we are e...ngaged in; we slumld iningine we were li. 'stening to Burke on tlu- French Revolution. All llio horrors of that voUano are set before us, as if, in our madness, we were ready to plunge into it. Wo are likened to the priests of France in the last age; we are called fanati&s, dreamers, aiul oven drivelers, by gentlemen of ilii:) citv; the history of the ancient republics is invoked to alarm us; at one IN THE CONVENTION. 51 time it is said that each of those perished, when suffrage was made general, and governments established on the rights of numbers.
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