Essays
Essays
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Let us compute the cost as well as the gain. Before we announce our fortune we should balance our books. Every one, there- fore, should rejoice at the appearance of a work in which for the first time the great question of Liberty is unfolded in- all its dimensions, considered on every side and from every aspect, and brought to bear upon our present condition with a steadiness of hand and a clearness of purpose which they will most admire who are most accustomed to reflect on this difficult and ...complicated topic.
102 MILL ON LIBERTY.
In the actual state of. the world, Mr. Mill, rightly considers that the least important part of the question of liberty is that which con- cerns the relation between subjects and rulers.
On this point, notwithstanding the momentary ascendancy of despotism on the Continent, there is, I believe, nothing to dread. In France and Germany, the bodies of men are enslaved, but not their minds. Nearly all the intellect of Europe is arrayed against tyranny, and the ultimate result of such a struggle can hardly be^doubted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us compute the cost as well as the gain. Before we announce our fortune we should balance our books. Every one, there- fore, should rejoice at the appearance of a work in which for the first time the great question of Liberty is unfolded in- all its dimensions, considered on every side and from every aspect, and brought to bear upon our present condition with a steadiness of hand and a clearness of purpose which they will most admire who are most accustomed to reflect on this difficult and ...complicated topic.
102 MILL ON LIBERTY.
In the actual state of. the world, Mr. Mill, rightly considers that the least important part of the question of liberty is that which con- cerns the relation between subjects and rulers.
On this point, notwithstanding the momentary ascendancy of despotism on the Continent, there is, I believe, nothing to dread. In France and Germany, the bodies of men are enslaved, but not their minds. Nearly all the intellect of Europe is arrayed against tyranny, and the ultimate result of such a struggle can hardly be^doubted.
What to read after Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Thomas Buckle to read onlineMoreLess
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