Eminent British Statesmen volume 4
Eminent British Statesmen volume 4
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207 Why fearest thou to go whither all the world goes ? f It is the part of a valiant and generous mind, to prefer some things before life, as things for which a man should not doubt nor fear to die. In such a case, however matters go, a man must more account thereof than of his life. He must run his race with resolution, that he may per- form things profitable and exemplary.
" The contempt of death is that which produceth the boldest and most honourable exploits. He that fears not to die, fear...s nothing. From hence have proceeded the commendable resolutions and free speeches of virtue, uttered by men of whom the world has not been worthy. "* Of " Life " he had then instructed himself to think as only the passage to a place where knowledge and virtue would be better achieved after the body was in the grave : " There is a time to live and a time to die. A good death is far better and more eligible than an ill life. A wise man lives but so long as his life is more worth than his death. The longer life is not always the better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
207 Why fearest thou to go whither all the world goes ? f It is the part of a valiant and generous mind, to prefer some things before life, as things for which a man should not doubt nor fear to die. In such a case, however matters go, a man must more account thereof than of his life. He must run his race with resolution, that he may per- form things profitable and exemplary.
" The contempt of death is that which produceth the boldest and most honourable exploits. He that fears not to die, fear...s nothing. From hence have proceeded the commendable resolutions and free speeches of virtue, uttered by men of whom the world has not been worthy. "* Of " Life " he had then instructed himself to think as only the passage to a place where knowledge and virtue would be better achieved after the body was in the grave : " There is a time to live and a time to die. A good death is far better and more eligible than an ill life. A wise man lives but so long as his life is more worth than his death. The longer life is not always the better.
What to read after Eminent British Statesmen volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackintosh to read onlineMoreLess
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