Falkland, book 1.
Falkland, book 1.
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Have you everremarked, that people who live the most by themselves reflect the mostupon others; and that he who lives surrounded by the million never thinksof any but the one individual--himself?
Philosophers--moralists-historians, whose thoughts, labours, lives, havebeen devoted to the consideration of mankind, or the analysis of publicevents, have usually been remarkably attached to solitude and seclusion. We are indeed so linked to our fellow-beings, that, where we are notchained to them by ...action, we are carried to and connected with them bythought.
I have just quitted the observations of my favourite Bolingbroke uponhistory. I cannot agree with him as to its utility. The more Iconsider, the more I am convinced that its study has been upon the wholepernicious to mankind. It is by those details, which are always asunfair in their inference as they must evidently be doubtful in theirfacts, that party animosity and general prejudice are supported andsustained. There is not one abuse--one intolerance--one remnant ofancient barbarity and ignorance existing at the present day, which is notadvocated, and actually confirmed, by some vague deduction from thebigotry of an illiterate chronicler, or the obscurity of an uncertainlegend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have you everremarked, that people who live the most by themselves reflect the mostupon others; and that he who lives surrounded by the million never thinksof any but the one individual--himself?
Philosophers--moralists-historians, whose thoughts, labours, lives, havebeen devoted to the consideration of mankind, or the analysis of publicevents, have usually been remarkably attached to solitude and seclusion. We are indeed so linked to our fellow-beings, that, where we are notchained to them by ...action, we are carried to and connected with them bythought.
I have just quitted the observations of my favourite Bolingbroke uponhistory. I cannot agree with him as to its utility. The more Iconsider, the more I am convinced that its study has been upon the wholepernicious to mankind. It is by those details, which are always asunfair in their inference as they must evidently be doubtful in theirfacts, that party animosity and general prejudice are supported andsustained. There is not one abuse--one intolerance--one remnant ofancient barbarity and ignorance existing at the present day, which is notadvocated, and actually confirmed, by some vague deduction from thebigotry of an illiterate chronicler, or the obscurity of an uncertainlegend.
What to read after Falkland, book 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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