Essays On His Own Times, volume 1
Essays On His Own Times, volume 1
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then were the check, which he has received, only the fie I fie I of a willing prude, who rejected his haste, but approves his passion.
But there are dreadful encroachments yet unre- pelled. The poison is disguised not killed. 1. Any man, whom a magisterial neighbour chooses to in- sult under pretext of suspicion, is liable to a domi- ciliary inquest. Our houses are no longer our castles. 2. A justice of peace* cannot indeed im- * Is it DO grievance (said Sir J. Hinde Cotton in the de- bate on t...he repeal of the septennial act, A. D. 1734) that a little dirty justice of the peace, the meanest and vilest tool a minister can make use of, a tool who perhaps subsists by Digitized by VjOOQIC THE PLOT DISCOVERED. 77 mediately disperse an assembly of petitioners, but he can prevent them from deliberating: he can stop every speech and seize every speaker, if he choose to suspect it or him to be seditious : — and if by the his being in the commission ; and who may be turned oat of that subsistence whenever the minister pleases ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
then were the check, which he has received, only the fie I fie I of a willing prude, who rejected his haste, but approves his passion.
But there are dreadful encroachments yet unre- pelled. The poison is disguised not killed. 1. Any man, whom a magisterial neighbour chooses to in- sult under pretext of suspicion, is liable to a domi- ciliary inquest. Our houses are no longer our castles. 2. A justice of peace* cannot indeed im- * Is it DO grievance (said Sir J. Hinde Cotton in the de- bate on t...he repeal of the septennial act, A. D. 1734) that a little dirty justice of the peace, the meanest and vilest tool a minister can make use of, a tool who perhaps subsists by Digitized by VjOOQIC THE PLOT DISCOVERED. 77 mediately disperse an assembly of petitioners, but he can prevent them from deliberating: he can stop every speech and seize every speaker, if he choose to suspect it or him to be seditious : — and if by the his being in the commission ; and who may be turned oat of that subsistence whenever the minister pleases ?
What to read after Essays On His Own Times, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Sara Coleridge Coleridge to read onlineMoreLess
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