American Problems Essays And Addresses
American Problems Essays And Addresses
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Whatever opinions may be held about Mr. Gladstone's political views and acts, there is no doubt about the man. His greatness is con- stituted by those universal qualities that live and command reverence after particular issues are forgotten.
He had the desirable minor qualities which are so many aids to essential attributes: courtesy, kindness, self-control, patience, sincerity, sim- plicity, hatred of injustice and oppression. He had buoyant hope and faith in the whole order of the world. At t...he age of seventy-seven, in one of the darkest hours of his political career, when everything tended to discourage and embitter, he was still optimistic, and, recalling the improve- ments of the century and the decrease of burdens and sorrow, wrote a vigorous protest against the tone of Mr. Tennyson's second Locksley Hall.
The secret of the people's confidence in Mr. Gladstone was that they believed him noble in character, faithful to his convictions, and to be guided by high moral ideals. He placed every question of states, peoples, and government on a high plane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever opinions may be held about Mr. Gladstone's political views and acts, there is no doubt about the man. His greatness is con- stituted by those universal qualities that live and command reverence after particular issues are forgotten.
He had the desirable minor qualities which are so many aids to essential attributes: courtesy, kindness, self-control, patience, sincerity, sim- plicity, hatred of injustice and oppression. He had buoyant hope and faith in the whole order of the world. At t...he age of seventy-seven, in one of the darkest hours of his political career, when everything tended to discourage and embitter, he was still optimistic, and, recalling the improve- ments of the century and the decrease of burdens and sorrow, wrote a vigorous protest against the tone of Mr. Tennyson's second Locksley Hall.
The secret of the people's confidence in Mr. Gladstone was that they believed him noble in character, faithful to his convictions, and to be guided by high moral ideals. He placed every question of states, peoples, and government on a high plane.
What to read after American Problems Essays And Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H James Hutchins Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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