Carlyle And the War
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Exceptions doubt- less, the virile force has flagged, but it has never departed ; the sources of life have never been poisoned or blasted by any of the fatal infections so normal. I italicise, yet noth- ing magical has gathered round it; for the fact is wonder- ful, and of highest testimony. Races of far shorter, yet con- siderable continuance, have early in their date sunk beyond hope of redemption in the imagination of a peculiar ap- 190 REAL CAUSES pointment bestowing merit, have ceased to r...ule in an instant right and acted in the supposition of an occult title. The Austrian has for ages been flawed by this; the whole wild effort to maintain the Stuarts was informed by this; yea, whatever of loyalty, which can in any sense be called gen- uine, still remains toward the present British Monarchy is nothing but an aftershine of this, found in the 'proper' people alone. It began much earlier in Britain, for it is the damning thing laid bare in Shakespeare's Bichard II, then partly cast out for a season, but of such a deadly subtle virulence that where it has once got hold, hope is almost over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Exceptions doubt- less, the virile force has flagged, but it has never departed ; the sources of life have never been poisoned or blasted by any of the fatal infections so normal. I italicise, yet noth- ing magical has gathered round it; for the fact is wonder- ful, and of highest testimony. Races of far shorter, yet con- siderable continuance, have early in their date sunk beyond hope of redemption in the imagination of a peculiar ap- 190 REAL CAUSES pointment bestowing merit, have ceased to r...ule in an instant right and acted in the supposition of an occult title. The Austrian has for ages been flawed by this; the whole wild effort to maintain the Stuarts was informed by this; yea, whatever of loyalty, which can in any sense be called gen- uine, still remains toward the present British Monarchy is nothing but an aftershine of this, found in the 'proper' people alone. It began much earlier in Britain, for it is the damning thing laid bare in Shakespeare's Bichard II, then partly cast out for a season, but of such a deadly subtle virulence that where it has once got hold, hope is almost over.
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