Essays By a Barrister
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Any one who describes things heartily and vividly takes up, for the time, the position described. By giving all the details of the eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, which was going on in New England notwithstanding Dr. Hopkins and his Disin- 316 ESSAYS.
terested Benevolence — by throwing what she has to say into the form of a novel, and by winding up the story with a happy marriage — Mrs. Stowe virtually adopts the cheerful view of life, and rejects the awful one ; and the o...nly approach to a justification for this which the book contains is that the awful view is unpleasant. It is impossible not to resent this. What- ever may be asserted to the contrary, the fundamental beliefs upon which all human conduct proceeds do not depend upon inclination, but on conviction ; and there is hardly any more urgent necessity for men or nations than that those fundamental convictions should rest upon grounds which, if they do not exclude doubt, at any rate show what is doubtful and what is not — what is light and what is darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any one who describes things heartily and vividly takes up, for the time, the position described. By giving all the details of the eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, which was going on in New England notwithstanding Dr. Hopkins and his Disin- 316 ESSAYS.
terested Benevolence — by throwing what she has to say into the form of a novel, and by winding up the story with a happy marriage — Mrs. Stowe virtually adopts the cheerful view of life, and rejects the awful one ; and the o...nly approach to a justification for this which the book contains is that the awful view is unpleasant. It is impossible not to resent this. What- ever may be asserted to the contrary, the fundamental beliefs upon which all human conduct proceeds do not depend upon inclination, but on conviction ; and there is hardly any more urgent necessity for men or nations than that those fundamental convictions should rest upon grounds which, if they do not exclude doubt, at any rate show what is doubtful and what is not — what is light and what is darkness.
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