Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 4
Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 4
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We are of those who object to uprooting anything until after it has been well considered wbat is to succeed, and made reasonably certain that the contemplated change will be an improvement. We understand, and sympathise with, the feelings of persons who, without much positive admiration of the Papal Government, have, nevertheless, been so keenly alive to the great risks, both political aud religious, which might follow upon its dissolution, that they have clung, beyond hope and against hope, to... the desire that, in some way or other, some tolerable terms of composition between the Papal throne, with the sacerdotal apparatus about it on the one hand, and the civilisation of our time, with its political accompaniments on the other, might be devised. But the resistless teaching of experience has brought us to the conclusion that no such terms can be found. Monarchy has shown itself in many countries, and, we trust, will show itself in more, capable of such adaptation to the times, that it has, as it were, started with renovated youth upon the path of a new, yet honour- able and useful existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are of those who object to uprooting anything until after it has been well considered wbat is to succeed, and made reasonably certain that the contemplated change will be an improvement. We understand, and sympathise with, the feelings of persons who, without much positive admiration of the Papal Government, have, nevertheless, been so keenly alive to the great risks, both political aud religious, which might follow upon its dissolution, that they have clung, beyond hope and against hope, to... the desire that, in some way or other, some tolerable terms of composition between the Papal throne, with the sacerdotal apparatus about it on the one hand, and the civilisation of our time, with its political accompaniments on the other, might be devised. But the resistless teaching of experience has brought us to the conclusion that no such terms can be found. Monarchy has shown itself in many countries, and, we trust, will show itself in more, capable of such adaptation to the times, that it has, as it were, started with renovated youth upon the path of a new, yet honour- able and useful existence.
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