Halls Voyages volume 3
Halls Voyages volume 3
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This plan dexterously involves the direct and obvious interests of all classes in the community, especially of those who had most to lose ; the clergy and the Old Spaniards, who held by far the most extensive influence over society, one by be- ing in possession of nearly all the active capital in the country ; the other by having gained, in times past, an influence over men s minds, to which, per- haps, there does not now exist a parallel in the Christian world. But, although this be tme, yet b...oth these parties had been recently made to feel, for the first time, that their influence, and even existence, depended upon opinion alone ; and this they were sufficiently aware they might lose in a moment. To them, therefore, the countenance of men in power was the greatest consequence ; and it became their immediate interest to support the views of a party, which, instead of oppressing them, as had been the case elsewhere in South America, actually condescended to borrow their support, and to provide for their safety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This plan dexterously involves the direct and obvious interests of all classes in the community, especially of those who had most to lose ; the clergy and the Old Spaniards, who held by far the most extensive influence over society, one by be- ing in possession of nearly all the active capital in the country ; the other by having gained, in times past, an influence over men s minds, to which, per- haps, there does not now exist a parallel in the Christian world. But, although this be tme, yet b...oth these parties had been recently made to feel, for the first time, that their influence, and even existence, depended upon opinion alone ; and this they were sufficiently aware they might lose in a moment. To them, therefore, the countenance of men in power was the greatest consequence ; and it became their immediate interest to support the views of a party, which, instead of oppressing them, as had been the case elsewhere in South America, actually condescended to borrow their support, and to provide for their safety.
What to read after Halls Voyages volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Basil to read onlineMoreLess
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