Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies volume 10 12
Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies volume 10 12
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But he had no such bias : and speaking of his philosophic character, it may be said that never was there more of the disinterested spirit of inquiry, unspurred by love of system, unchecked by dread of labour or of opinion. For, however much he might dislike or fear opposition, there was one tribute to it which his philosophy never paid : the pages which he would gladly have burned rather than encounter dis- cussion, contain no concession whatever.
In concluding this brief outline of a truly gre...at man, one of the first minds of any a:e or country, of whose C7 / 7 labours the world will reap the fruits in every year of its existence, we cannot help expressing our hope that future biographers will fairly refute, or fairly admit, the existence of those blots of temper to which the undis- criminating admiration of preceding ones has obliged us to devote so much of the present article. Of the facts, where we have stated them as facts, we are well assured : and there can be no reason why the warnings which the best and greatest of the species must sometimes hold out to the rest, should be softened, or what is worse, con- verted into examples of imitation, by fear of opposing an established prejudice, or by the curious tendency of bio- graphers to exalt those of whom they write into monsters of perfection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he had no such bias : and speaking of his philosophic character, it may be said that never was there more of the disinterested spirit of inquiry, unspurred by love of system, unchecked by dread of labour or of opinion. For, however much he might dislike or fear opposition, there was one tribute to it which his philosophy never paid : the pages which he would gladly have burned rather than encounter dis- cussion, contain no concession whatever.
In concluding this brief outline of a truly gre...at man, one of the first minds of any a:e or country, of whose C7 / 7 labours the world will reap the fruits in every year of its existence, we cannot help expressing our hope that future biographers will fairly refute, or fairly admit, the existence of those blots of temper to which the undis- criminating admiration of preceding ones has obliged us to devote so much of the present article. Of the facts, where we have stated them as facts, we are well assured : and there can be no reason why the warnings which the best and greatest of the species must sometimes hold out to the rest, should be softened, or what is worse, con- verted into examples of imitation, by fear of opposing an established prejudice, or by the curious tendency of bio- graphers to exalt those of whom they write into monsters of perfection.
What to read after Cabinet Portrait Gallery of British Worthies volume 10 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W H Thomas William Hodgson Crosland to read onlineMoreLess
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