English Satires
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Perceval upon a proud eminence, andconvinced the country at large of the strong probability that theCatholics are really human creatures, endowed with the feelings of men, and entitled to all their rights. But instead of this wise and prudentmeasure, Lord Howick, with his usual precipitation, brings forward abill in their favour, without offering the slightest proof to thecountry that they were anything more than horses and oxen. The personwho shows the lama at the corner of Piccadilly has the ...precaution towrite up--_Allowed by Sir Joseph Banks to be a real quadruped_, so hisLordship might have said--_Allowed by the bench of Bishops to be realhuman creatures_.... I could write you twenty letters upon thissubject; but I am tired, and so I suppose are you. Our friendship isnow of forty years' standing; you know me to be a truly religious man;but I shudder to see religion treated like a cockade, or a pint ofbeer, and made the instrument of a party. I love the king, but I lovethe people as well as the king; and if I am sorry to see his old agemolested, I am much more sorry to see four millions of Catholicsbaffled in their just expectations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perceval upon a proud eminence, andconvinced the country at large of the strong probability that theCatholics are really human creatures, endowed with the feelings of men, and entitled to all their rights. But instead of this wise and prudentmeasure, Lord Howick, with his usual precipitation, brings forward abill in their favour, without offering the slightest proof to thecountry that they were anything more than horses and oxen. The personwho shows the lama at the corner of Piccadilly has the ...precaution towrite up--_Allowed by Sir Joseph Banks to be a real quadruped_, so hisLordship might have said--_Allowed by the bench of Bishops to be realhuman creatures_.... I could write you twenty letters upon thissubject; but I am tired, and so I suppose are you. Our friendship isnow of forty years' standing; you know me to be a truly religious man;but I shudder to see religion treated like a cockade, or a pint ofbeer, and made the instrument of a party. I love the king, but I lovethe people as well as the king; and if I am sorry to see his old agemolested, I am much more sorry to see four millions of Catholicsbaffled in their just expectations.
What to read after English Satires?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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