Hampden in the Nineteenth Century; Or, Colloquies On the Errors And Improvement of Society
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edifice, and is suffering from the absence of an approved design.
As for Dr. Lingard, he has distinctly avowed, that the province of the historian is confined to the narration of events ; and as he has chosen that very humble, though useful department of literature, it is not surprising that Dr. Southey should sympathize more with a philosopher who from a comprehensive survey of the past deduces rules for the future. The judicious architect is surely a more interesting character than the most l...aborious and skilful stone-mason.
But the great moral revolution that is going forward is perhaps faithfully described in an ar- ticle, in the New Monthly, on Political Changes, and which, from the enlarged views it displays, is most probably from the pen of Mr. Bulwer.
' ' A new mind is first infused into society ; — it " takes root, it expands, silently, almost imper- " ceptibly — for the surface of things remains the "same: the same laws, the same form of go- " vernment, the same acknowledged practices " and customs — though these fall much into " disuse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
edifice, and is suffering from the absence of an approved design.
As for Dr. Lingard, he has distinctly avowed, that the province of the historian is confined to the narration of events ; and as he has chosen that very humble, though useful department of literature, it is not surprising that Dr. Southey should sympathize more with a philosopher who from a comprehensive survey of the past deduces rules for the future. The judicious architect is surely a more interesting character than the most l...aborious and skilful stone-mason.
But the great moral revolution that is going forward is perhaps faithfully described in an ar- ticle, in the New Monthly, on Political Changes, and which, from the enlarged views it displays, is most probably from the pen of Mr. Bulwer.
' ' A new mind is first infused into society ; — it " takes root, it expands, silently, almost imper- " ceptibly — for the surface of things remains the "same: the same laws, the same form of go- " vernment, the same acknowledged practices " and customs — though these fall much into " disuse.
What to read after Hampden in the Nineteenth Century; Or, Colloquies On the Errors And Improvement of Society?
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